Greetings all- I'm having issues with what I would think is a common scenario. I have a host node running CentOS 5.0 with the OpenVZ kernel (2.6.18-164.11.1.el5.028stab068.3) and appropriate tools. OpenVZ works just fine. The host node has two physical network interfaces, one which resides on a public subnet routed to me by the ISP, and another which is on an internal private network. The HN needs to be accessible via the public subnet (default gateway is ISP router), and still have access to internal network resources, namely NFS. This works just fine on the HN.
I've been attempting to get this same functionality inside of the VE's but using venet has been an absolute nightmare. Traffic seems to be sourced from the public interface regardless of destination and there are other 'oddities' which I don't particularly care for. I would like to have the same public/private functionality available to the VE's but using veth. The VE's should have two veth interfaces (eth0 and eth1 I would assume) with each being 'mapped' to the appropriate interface on the HN for public/private network connectivity. On the HN I've created two bridges, vmbr0 and vmbr1. vmbr0 includes eth0 which is for public connectivity. vmbr1 includes eth1 which is for private connectivity. The big question is how do I configure the above scenario? How do I assign multiple veths to each VE and ensure that veth is on the proper vmbr on the HN? All suggestions welcome. Thanks! --Tim _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] https://openvz.org/mailman/listinfo/users
