Joseph Mocker wrote: > Hello, > > Can someone please verify if my understanding is correct. > > In regards to live migration of a domain across systems with different > networking devices, for example, if I have a source dom0 with > > e1000g0 on 192.9.100.0/24 LAN > e1000g1 on 192.9.101.0/24 LAN > > And I have a domain I want to migrate to a dom0 that perhaps has > > nge0 on 192.9.100.0/24 LAN > nge1 on 192.9.101.0/24 LAN > > I cannot expect simply doing a "virsh migrate --live domain xen:/// > xenmigr://target" to do the right thing and assign the bridges to the > right interfaces.
depends :-) If you have something simple where you always want to go from xend property 'config/default-nic' to 'config/default-nic' then yes it will work. If you have multiple guests which use different nics then no. > Instead, I am assuming I would have to do something like dump the domain > config manually (with virsh dumpxml domain), tweak the bridge configs > manually to reference nge0 and nge1 instead of e1000g1 and e1000g1, then > import the config into the target, before issuing the "virsh migrate > ..." command. > > Is this correct? No, there are better ways... One is if you have a relatively current version of solaris, you can use vanity naming.. e.g. dladm rename-link e1000g0 lan100 dladm rename-link e1000g1 lan101 dladm rename-link nge0 lan100 dladm rename-link nge1 lan101 MRJ _______________________________________________ xen-discuss mailing list [email protected]
