Hello, I'm in a situation where I have 3 hosts, 3 "public" IPs, and no control or access to the physical switches in my environment.
I have KVM virtual machines using the default libvirt NAT/IP masquerading which works fine for accessing the internet, but falls short as soon as a machine is instantiated on one of the nodes that is not the master. My VM ended up in an "unknown" state and I wasn't able to recover. My goal is to have all my virtual machines be able to communicate with each other, and have a single virtual machine accessible from the outside via a forwarded port. Also, all virtual machines should be able to reach the internet via IP masquerading. Should this be working with the setup I have? Or if not, is there a setup that might be able to provide this for me, given the restrictions I have? open vswitch looks like it might work, but they concentrate pretty heavily on using vlan tags and working with the physical infrastructure, whereas I would just need to configure it to forward messages to specific IP addresses somehow... Thanks! sean _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@lists.opennebula.org http://lists.opennebula.org/listinfo.cgi/users-opennebula.org
