Jeffrey Buell
2005-Aug-03 21:21 UTC
[Xen-users] networking is slow/fails for more than one domU
Up to now I''ve been using only one domU and networking has been fine. Now I''m trying to use several domUs simultaneously (up to 14) and having many networking problems. In particular I''d like to fire off commands on all the domUs at the same time (or at least within a couple seconds). Even something as simple as: ssh dom1 hostname & ssh dom2 hostname & behaves poorly. Typically one of the commands returns immediately, while the other takes 10 seconds. If I do several of these, some will not finish and return a "Connection closed" message. The pattern of which domU connections are slow or fail is not repeatable. Each of the domUs is fast when it is the only one being used. If I use "ssh -o ConnectionAttempts=10 ..." then some of the connections will work after a few _minutes_. This happens when the above is run both from a separate native Linux box (directly connected with a gigE crossover) and dom0. It also happens under both SuSE 9.3 running Xen 2.0.5c and Fedora Core 4 running Xen unstable. Even ping loses packets when I switch from pinging one domU to another. Is this related to the "networking bug" that''s been referred to on the lists? I thought that was just for Xen unstable. Is there a workaround, or some fix that I should have made to my network configuration? Jeff _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users
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