Xen users - Oct 2006 - How can I connect to Internet in sles10-xen

I start sles10 use kernel-xen, but there''re not NIC eh0, and only have
xenbr0, but the xenbr0 cannot get IP address via DHCP, (in normal
sles10, the eth0 can get IP via DHCP), how can I connect to Internet
in kerne-xen via xenbr0?

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Hey there,

On Tue, 10 Oct 2006, openbsd shen wrote:
> I start sles10 use kernel-xen, but there''re not NIC eh0,
Are you sure you don''t have a NIC present? Type `ifconfig -a` as root. 
This should show you all your interfaces, including the virtual ones.
> and only have xenbr0, but the xenbr0 cannot get IP address via DHCP
If you are using a default SLES 10 install, your guest domains will end up 
communicating to the network over a bridge. `xenbr0` is the name of that 
bridge, and it doesn''t have an IP address (in the SLES 10 default). You
can see what cards are configured to use that bridge using the `brctl 
show` command.

So first, what does the ifconfig -a command show, and second, the brctl 
show command? I don''t know if I can help you all the way, but
that''s a
good place to start :)

Regards,

Paul

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On Tuesday 10 October 2006 04:22, openbsd shen wrote:
> I start sles10 use kernel-xen, but there''re not NIC eh0, and only
have
> xenbr0, but the xenbr0 cannot get IP address via DHCP, (in normal
> sles10, the eth0 can get IP via DHCP), how can I connect to Internet
> in kerne-xen via xenbr0?
What is the actual NIC hardware in the system? What does the output of lspci 
show? Does the NIC work as expected when running the non-XEN kernel?

Jon

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