Greetings all:
Loading Xen up on a server with 2 of these GbE adapters. I''m using
the first one as the main interface and the second one for the NFS
storage network.
When things are running, I can see xenbr0 and pif shows it attached
to eth0, although I don''t see any peth0 or vif0.0. I can connect to the
main address on the machine without any problem.
The trouble is VMs. The VMs show up with the proper vifs attaching
to xenbr0, if the IP address is entered statically on the VM other
devices on the network can get ARP responses for the VMs MAC, if the VM
is set to DHCP, DHCP requests make it out to the network. The problem is
that nothing ever makes it back to the VM. The VM ignores pings and DHCP
responses.
Do I have something fouled in the config or is this maybe an issue
with the hardware?
Vern
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Vern Burke
SwiftWater Telecom
http://www.swiftwatertel.com
ISP/CLEC Engineering Services
Data Center Services
Remote Backup Services
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On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 4:42 AM, Vern Burke <vburke@skow.net> wrote:> The trouble is VMs. The VMs show up with the proper vifs attaching to > xenbr0, if the IP address is entered statically on the VM other devices on > the network can get ARP responses for the VMs MAC, if the VM is set to DHCP, > DHCP requests make it out to the network. The problem is that nothing ever > makes it back to the VM. The VM ignores pings and DHCP responses. > Do I have something fouled in the config or is this maybe an issue with > the hardware?I had an issue with tg3 on some older IBM server some time ago. The solution is to download a firmware upgrade. The strange thing is I can''t find the firmware upgrade from Broadcom''s site. I only found it from server manufacturer''s site. -- Fajar _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users