On 25.05.2011 09:50, Alexey Eromenko wrote:
VBoxManage.exe modifyvm "Windows XP immu 01" --nicproperty2 sport="10001"
VBoxManage.exe modifyvm "Windows XP immu 01" --nicproperty2 dest="127.0.0.1"
VBoxManage.exe modifyvm "Windows XP immu 01" --nicproperty2 dport="10002"
(three separate properties!)
This also works: (quotes around dport)
--nicproperty2 "dport=10002"
quotes are not needed if there are no spaces or other funny characters...
Thanks.
Now after trying this I don't see what has changed, besides moving the
UDP driver to a deeper level.
(network-->udp became network-->generic-->udp)
Nothing has changed regarding the driver stacking. Just made things mor
modular/generic, and having one property containing several properties
was so weird that I split them up.
Anyway the current way has several problems:
1. Incorrect parameters result in inability to start VM (VBoxManage
needs to filter incorrect parameters somehow)
If I type in driver incorrectly or parameter incorrectly, I should get
some error from "VBoxManage", if possible.
This wasn't included in the contribution, and with the generic network
attachment driver approach it's right now not possible to do any custom
checks before the VM is started. For the VirtualBox API everything is
just strings with no particular meaning. Only the driver knows what the
properties mean and can do sanity checking.
Even checking the availability of driver is not helpful, as this would
prevent loading/saving configs which refer to drivers which are not
(yet) installed, which I find worse than detecting a typo only at VM start.
2. Inability to see vm info:
VBoxManage showvminfo must show me sport, dest, dport
You're right... trying to find some time, but I can't promise that I can
squeeze it in this or next week.
3. GUI, the same. I expect to see something like:
Generic, UDPTunnel="sport=10001;dest=127.0.0.1;dport=10002"
-or-
Generic, VDE="/tmp/vdeswitch"
Currently it is impossible to debug virtual topologies.
Same as 2.
Klaus
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