the cisco) i can see ARP request from my VM to my
> vswitch and to my cisco. But i haven't the ARP reply ...
>
> And if i force it by adding Mac address in arp table, it just send a ping
> request, but i don't receive the reply...
>
>
> Thank's a lot ;)
>
&
Benoit,
I presume that the physical interface in question is connected to a physical
switch with dot1q tagging in operation on the physical port? If so, is it a
Cisco switch by chance? And if yes, is the port configured to use vlan2 as
the native vlan? We had a similar issue with the bridge in
nope.. this wasn't on OVS.. it was on the native xen bridge... but if OVS
only supports native since yesterday, then the Xen issue seems logical :)
Leland
Le 27/09/2011 22:11, « Jesse Gross » a écrit :
> On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 12:33 PM, Leland Vandervort
> wrote:
>
Hi Jesse,
Could this be somewhat related to an issue that we spotted recently in Xen
whereby traffic sent from the hypervisor node tagged the traffic with the
VLAN ID, but since that VLAN is also the native VLAN for the trunk-port, the
switch simply didn't tag it (assuming that the device knew
Hi All,
I have a couple of questions concerning the scalability of OVS when used in
high-density virtualisation environments.
To elaborate futher, a bit of background.
Most virtualisation implementations do not go far enough in reality to
abstract the virtual from the physical network environme
