Xen users - Jun 2007 - 2 virtual machines are 2 different firewalls

Hello!
  I''m trying to put some virtual machines as  firewall, but in my lab I
has
a problem; one of machines has been some freezing at times.
 The system  works with no problem; the eth0 is pinging out, but the eth1
(lan interface)  is freezing (in firewall one, only). I did a reload in eth1
interface, but with no results. Only reboot in Dom0  solved the problem.
 The iptables rules is in domU and there isn''t rules in dom0.
The dom0 have 2 brigdes - br0 to firewall one and br1 to firewall 2. The
physical interface 0 and 1 to firewall 1 and physical interface 2 and 3 to
firewall 2.
  There are some error in my configuration?
And sorry my terrrible english!
I thank you !

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Djames Suhanko
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> 
> Hello!
>   I''m trying to put some virtual machines as  firewall, but in my
lab
I
> has a problem; one of machines has been some freezing at times.
>  The system  works with no problem; the eth0 is pinging out, but the
eth1
> (lan interface)  is freezing (in firewall one, only). I did a reload
in
> eth1 interface, but with no results. Only reboot in Dom0  solved the
> problem.
>  The iptables rules is in domU and there isn''t rules in dom0.
> The dom0 have 2 brigdes - br0 to firewall one and br1 to firewall 2.
The
> physical interface 0 and 1 to firewall 1 and physical interface 2 and
3 to
> firewall 2.
>   There are some error in my configuration?
> And sorry my terrrible english!
> I thank you !
Post your configuration files if you want an opinion on them.

Otherwise, checking that all your MAC addresses are unique is the only
thing I can think of.

James

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