Hello,
so my setup with kvm is perfect, thank you very Tom for your help so far!

I've got another question about accouting.
I've got a bridge:

brctl show
bridge name     bridge id               STP enabled     interfaces
dmz0            8000.00ff10c5b9a5       yes             vnet0
                                                        vnet1

This bridge is handled by shorewall in a two interface way with
proxyarp, so I think the bridge section on
http://www.shorewall.net/Accounting.html doesn't apply to my case.
AFAIK the interface I'd have to add in the example on the above page
would be vnet0 or vnet1
So I tried that, thus I had to list these two interfaces in the
interfaces file, which looks like this now:

net   eth0      detect   
tcpflags,routefilter,nosmurfs,logmartians,blacklist
kvm   dmz0      detect    blacklist,routeback,nosmurfs
kvm   vnet0     detect    blacklist,routeback,nosmurfs
kvm   vnet1     detect    blacklist,routeback,nosmurfs


The only way I get counted anything is to use this accounting file:
web:COUNT       -       eth0    dmz0           tcp             80
web:COUNT       -       dmz0   eth0            tcp            
-               80
DONE            web

So the traffic is being counted for all the bridge's activities on dmz0.
Using vnet0 instead of dmz0 is not possible, I wouldn't see any traffic
counted.
How can I establish accounting for my case in order to see traffic
separated by vnet0/vnet1/...?
Thanks
Michael


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