Joseph L. Casale wrote:
I have two physical nics. I want the first setup like it would by default when using Xen3.2, it
creates a bridge "eth0" and gets renamed to peth0 (That's good). I connect all my guests
"Lan" nic to the vifs associated to this bridge.
I want the other nic to be in a bridge, but not have any ip or connectivity
outside the bridge especially to the host. It will plug into a DSL modem and a
vif associated to this bridge will be the red interface on a Linux firewall
(Lab only environment). My custom bridge script is as follows:
Why would you dedicate a physical interface to something that that isn't
doing any real physical (sending something over a wire outside of the
virtual world) work? You don't need a physical interface for a bridge.
Just create an ifcfg-br123 or whatever. If you don't plan on using
eth1 for anything, maybe create bond0 with eth0 and eth1 for some
redundancy.
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Christopher G. Stach II
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