Hello.
El 04/03/13 05:27, pkchouhan escribió:> I have installed Xen 4.1.2-2 ubuntu2.6 through Synaptic Manager on
> Ubuntu12.04.
>
> I followed the steps from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen.
This tutorial does not mentions peth0 or network-bridge script. Maybe
you are mixing instructions from different tutorials, that applies
different and incompatible approaches?
> However, I do not have a peth0, when I issue an "ifconfig -a".
Only eth0,
> lo and xenbr0 are displayed.
This a confusing matter. Maybe this reference might clarify something:
http://www.thogan.com/site2/archives/13
The general recommendation is to stop using network-bridge script, and
create the necessary bridge(s) using your OS native tools, just as your
tutorial suggests. In case of Debian or Ubuntu, describe the bridge in
/etc/network/interfaces file. Then the old naming ("eth0" for the
bridge
and "peth0" for the physical interface) looses the sense. Keeping the
native descriptive names ("xenbr0" for the bridge and "eth0"
for the
physical interface) helps to reduce confusion.
In case you still wish, for some reason, to manage your networking
configuration via Xen''s tools, it seems like
/etc/xen/scripts/network-bridge script needs to be debugged. Make sure
nobody else is messing with the networking configuration (like
interfaces file) and try to call network-bridge manually. Check the
file''s content, it''s heavily commented about the usage and
syntax.
Greetings.
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Alexandre Kouznetsov