ide
> and inside, just the host cannot.
in addition to that, on pfsense I've a vpn to another network.
>From "Network B" I can ping the physical host, but if I try to ssh I get
>timeout.
If I ping & ssh another physical host no problems at all.
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ables and there's no block, everything is accepted.
KVM setup is pretty much the ubuntu default.
Any idea?
thanks
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Hi. I'm trying to bypass an USB device from the host to a paravirtualized Xen
VM.
I found this page:
http://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html#elementsUSB
which says how to bypass usb and pci devices to guests. It says that works on
KVM only, but is that notice about PCI or about ALL?
Anyway I tried
> Also, when I start a VM via OCF, while guest is booting the command
> virsh domstate mydom
> returns "no state". This makes PaceMaker believe the resource is not
> running and continuously stops and restart the machine.
I've let a shell open with virsh domstate mydom active in loop, and it seems
Hi.
I've set up a Debian6+Xen4+libvirt0.9 server. VMs are going to be managed by
PaceMaker with VirtualDomain primitive.
As found on some mailing list I've set
export VIRSH_DEFAULT_CONNECT_URI="xen:///"
in root's .bashrc, but when I run virsh commands, it takes up to 10s to get the
result!
Is
Hi.
I've set up a cluster with two Debian 6 nodes, running Xen 4 and libvirt 0.9
(from backports).
My VMs run over a DRBD resource, to allow live migration between the nodes.
I've successfully tried live migration using xm migrate, now I'd like to make
it work using virsh, but cannot make it.
