Hi there,
I run UML on Debian 3.1. It works fine, I can boot the virtual machine,
the filesystem and kernel do run. However, I'm having a hard time doing
the networking stuff.
My host machine has kernel 2.6.8 with Debian 3.1, my UML machine 2.4.25
with Debian 3.1. My network setup is as foll
Hi,
thanks for your mail.
eth0 IP: 85.123.123.10
Let's say "IP A"
eth0:1 IP: 85.123.123.15
"IP B"
That could be due to a network hang fixed _after_ 2.4.25 - upgrade to my 2.4.x
-bs2 patchset on my homepage.
I run 2.6.8. :-)
host: tap0 uses "IP A", eth0:1 is removed.
UML: eth0 is as
Hi,
I've achieved something. By giving tap0 192.168.0.254, eth0 (inside UML)
192.168.0.1 and setting 192.168.0.254 as a gateway in UML, I can connect
to the outside world using NAT.
However, what I'm still working on is a solution to forward packets
received on IP B to the UML using iptables
Hi,
And you didn't read the "proxy ARP" tip on the page I indicated you.
I did, but everytime I try the commands on the virtual networking page,
my network goes down...
Florian
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Hi,
Ok, but then we should debug that procedure, not invent something else; I
guess you can do it via iptables, with DNAT, after assigning IP B to eth0:1,
but proxy ARP is the standard solution.
thanks, I will look over it and mail my results. :-)
Florian
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