Hi @ all
Since switching from Debian 10 to Debian 11, I've had a new small unsolved
problem... with essentially the same customizing as before.
It all takes place on my local Desktop-PC, where I have set up a
restricted VM for actions in the internet.
After I started the VM locally on my PC,
Hi
Am 07.09.20 um 12:49 schrieb Schuldei, Andreas:
someone recommended that i should give br0 the same hardware address as eno2.
Not in all cases. The example attached in the quotation below looks a little
bit confused there is more then one Bridge.
If I create an isolated guest-network
Hello @ all
The libvirt-daemon compromises the packet-filtering-rules at daemon-startup, before any VM is started. To prevent this, I first
have create a hook-script which deletes existing rules, but apparently these rules are set after the hook. Removing the defined
networks was no solution ei
Hi Daniel,
thanks for your response.
You mention you used 'macvtap' but not which mode of macvtap ? None the
less if you're using it in bridge mode, or passthroug hmode, there should
be no filtering of guest traffic in general, since the guest traffic is
forwarding at the ethernet layer, not IP
Hello @ all
With the rebuilding of my Server from Debian 9 to Debian 10, I also
switch from Virtual Box to Libvirt/KVM. Due to new requirements for the
VMs, now I have an actual problem, which unfortunately I can not solve.
The problem has already been discussed in the German Debian-Forum ...