On 3 Jun 2008, at 10:51pm, VIREN KUMAR wrote: > After searching around, it seems the problem is that dom0 doesn't > create a bridge, xbr0. After reading several posts/threads on this > topic, I'm under the impression that it needs to create a bridged > network to enable domUs to be able to communicate on the network.
Solaris and Linux differ over how dom0 networking should work. Solaris doesn't use bridging (or at least, not in a manner similar to Linux). > On dom0, the config/default-nic property is set to bnx. This should be 'bnx0' (or bnx1, ...). > How do I enable bridging in dom0 and/or get networking connectivity > in my domUs? I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what I'm doing > wrong and guide me in the right direction. Do your guest domains have network interfaces defined? I.e. is there a 'vif' line in the .py file (if you used virt-install to create the guests then they should have the relevant bits)? _______________________________________________ xen-discuss mailing list [email protected]
