Quoting Gene Czarcinski (g...@czarc.net): > Laine mentioned something yesterday that got me to thinking: being > able to specify that dnsmasq is not to be started for an interface. > > Let me expand that by saying that libvirt would not start dnsmasq > for either dns or dhcp and also would not start radvd. However, the > IPv4 and IPv6 gateway addresses would be defined on the virtual > network interface and the "usual" iptables and ip6tables rules would > be in force. > > This would allow a user to configure dnsmasq to meet any user > desires or use something completely different instead of dnsmasq. > > Questions: Useful? Worth the time and effort? And then there is
Useful, yes, it's been requested by Scott Moser before (https://www.redhat.com/archives/libvirt-users/2012-September/msg00095.html) > how should this be specified in the network xml file? ... some new > parameter? ... A subperameter of <dns> such as <dns disable='yes' > /> ? ... a subparameter of <bridge> such as <bridge name="virbr0" > dns="disable" /> ? > > Comments? Suggestions? No opinions from me, both seem doable. Don't know if anyone will eventually want further dns(masq) customization. -serge -- libvir-list mailing list libvir-list@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/libvir-list
