On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 04:57:01PM +0200, Pieter Steyn wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> > The host needs to know that 192.168.213.x is routed
> > through tap0 (or whatever).
>
> The host cannot know about 192.168.213.x in this case, I want the UML
> to be able to set it's IP to _any_ network without the host's config
> being changed. I don't want the user to even know the host is there,
> but he should be able to set the UML to whatever network he is on.
Using bridging might help. Bridging eth0 and tap0 will get the host
routing out of the picture. The UML will then also be able to answer
arp requests for itself. That should take care of your local network.
Jeff
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