Rich Wales wrote:
> OK, I finally managed to figure out what was going haywire in my Xen
> configuration. It turns out that if you have a routed Xen setup and
> are using a non-default network interface in dom0 (i.e., something
> other than eth0), you need to explicitly pass the interface name (vi
OK, I finally managed to figure out what was going haywire in my Xen
configuration. It turns out that if you have a routed Xen setup and
are using a non-default network interface in dom0 (i.e., something
other than eth0), you need to explicitly pass the interface name (via
a netdev= parameter) to
Hi, Tom --
Replying to:
> As I point out in the XenMyWay-Routed doc, the 'out of the box' routed
> domU configuration _will not_ connect to the network (it can connect to
> the dom0). You can correct that problem by doing this:
>
> echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf//proxy_arp
>
> Note that Shor
Rich Wales wrote:
> Tom Eastep wrote:
>
> (I tried imitating the "Xen My
> Way-Routed" example in the Shorewall documentation, but for some reason
> it simply won't work for me -- the domU stubbornly refuses to connect to
> the network and flatly will not start up.)
>
As I point out in the XenMy
Tom Eastep wrote:
> The IP configuration on this box looks really messed up -- a combination
> of Xen routed and Xen bridged configurations. . . . I would clean up
> the Xen configuration first so that you know the paths that packets are
> taking through the box.
Thanks.
I've been having strange
Rich Wales wrote:
> Any suggestions as to how I can get SNAT working would be gratefully
> appreciated. Thanks.
The IP configuration on this box looks really messed up -- a combination
of Xen routed and Xen bridged configurations. I had understood from
previous posts that you were attempting to
I'm still trying to get Shorewall working properly on a new Xen system.
My current problem is that SNAT doesn't seem to work. When I connect
out from behind my new firewall to another host, the source IP address
is supposed to be SNAT'ed to the address of my firewall, but this isn't
happening. T
