Hello,
I have already sent this message on forum, but i will try it on
mailing list too.
Basically I need to setup multicast between two VEs on different HN. I
read other posts on forum where they mention that you have to use
bridge ( veth and not venet ).
So, after configuring it, i ca
Hi Timo,
> AFAICS I can only 'transfer' a single VLAN to a veth, so I could assign
> eth0.123 to veth101.0. Could I still assign eth.123 to veth102.0 of VE
> 102, or do I have to do bridging then?
I'm not familiar with mapping single interfaces to containers via
veth, but I use bridging quite ext
thus Chris Bennett spake:
Hi Timo,
Hi Chris,
AFAICS I can only 'transfer' a single VLAN to a veth, so I could assign
eth0.123 to veth101.0. Could I still assign eth.123 to veth102.0 of VE
102, or do I have to do bridging then?
I'm not familiar with mapping single interfaces to containers vi
Hi Timo,
> Thanks for your information; so, you were actually able to use one
> ethN.n in more than one VE at the same time? That's the point it all
> boils down.
Yup. See below for most of the config you can use as a reference in making it
work.
And to allocate an interface to a container, pa
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thus Chris Bennett spake:
| Hi Timo,
|
|> Thanks for your information; so, you were actually able to use one
|> ethN.n in more than one VE at the same time? That's the point it all
|> boils down.
|
| Yup. See below for most of the config you can use a
