Quoting Lorenzo Milesi ([email protected]): > > So you bring up the host, all is well, you start up the kvm guest and > > boom you lose access to the wan? > > sadly the guest allows me to access the wan, so I cannot test it without. > but I tested another distro as VM guest and with that one I can access > internet from the host. I thought it was a pfsense fault, but with that > distro I still have other issue in accessing the host. i.e. when I'm in VPN I > can ping it but not ssh. > I strongly believe there's something wrong on the host. > > Here attached output of the requested commands (a little mixed up, sry :) ) > with the guest running. Sadly cannot provide the same with stopped firewall > because I'm away now.
Ok, br1 has no ip address. Your /etc/network/interfaces entry for br1 showed it as manual, not dhcp, without an address - I assumed the address lines either were cut out or you manually set it later. So I guess your guest works because its tap0, bridged into br1, gets an address from the WAN's dhcp server. br1 itself doesn't get an address nor does eth2, so host can't directly access the WAN. That's my guess. -serge -- ubuntu-server mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-server More info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam
