Martin Hejl wrote:
> Basically, you can try to debug Hyper-V, if you care enough, and have
> the time, or you could try to work around it. And using a boot CD sounds
> like something worth trying, since it shouldn't cause a ton of extra
> effort, and it might work.
Well, if it doesn't go get V
I'm trying to get a clear picture of why this would pose to be a
problem. If the interfaces are dynamic the routing table would
automatically change depending on the up/down status of the interface.
Or are you using shorewall to route specific internet protocols onto a
dedicated interface?
Gor
