Hi,
I want to start a virtual machine and be able to connect to it from the host. Reading the
qemu manual, I found I have to use "-net nic" to choose both NIC MAC and model and "-net
user" in order to define port forwards from host to guest.
I want to forward ports (tcp) this way:
host:2564 -> guest:564
host:2567 -> guest:567
I have a real DHCP server on the network and have associated mac=00:aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff to
IP 192.168.0.96. I'd like the guest to ask the real DHCP server to get its IP
(192.168.0.96). Now, I'm missing something because things do not work at all and I don't
know how to tell qemu to use the real DHCP instead of its built-in one. The guest doesn't
have network access with:
qemu -k fr -m 1G -vga std -hda plan9.disk -hdb venti.disk \
-net nic,macaddr=00:aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff,model=rtl8139 \
-net user,hostfwd=tcp::2564-192.168.0.96:564, \
hostfwd=tcp::2567-192.168.0.96:567
Can I use the real DCHP this way or do I have to set up a tap device? This is kown to
require qemu to run as root/sudo, sounds ugly to me.
Thanks for your welcoming advices,
Nicolas
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