On Fri, 15 Apr 2005, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
The SLiRP solution for QEMU is great if a user want to connect to the
net and browse, do some updates, etc, but it's not a good solution if
someone want to stuff like:
* Connect to host OS
* Connect to other machines in the LAN
* Use services from host O
> Another solution would be to run a PPP server on the host and connect
> through PPP (using user-net) from the guest to the host. In this case,
> provided the host routes the connection, you should have your virtual
> machine fully on the net.
This is no better than just using tun/tap. In fact it
Laurent Amon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On 15 avr. 05, at 22:07, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> > The SLiRP solution for QEMU is great if a user want to connect to the
> > net and browse, do some updates, etc, but it's not a good solution if
> > someone want to stuff like:
> >
> > * Connect to host OS
> > *
Hi Hetz,
On 15 avr. 05, at 22:07, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
The SLiRP solution for QEMU is great if a user want to connect to the
net and browse, do some updates, etc, but it's not a good solution if
someone want to stuff like:
* Connect to host OS
* Connect to other machines in the LAN
* Use services f
