connect virtual linux to host linux in xen virtualization
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connect virtual linux to host linux in xen virtualization
Dear Friends,
I have installed virtual Redhat in Redhat using Xen virtualization. The ip of the virtual OS is 192.168.0.3 and of main OS is 192.168.0.2. But even then I apply "ping" command then "Destination unreachable" error occur.
PLEASE HELP ME to connect virtual and main Redhat !!!!!!
thank for sending reply..:-)
actually i was trying to connect eth0 of main os with eth0 of virtual os.
and what i should do was to connect virbr0 of main os with eth0 of virtual os.
It looks like you are trying to use bridged networking so can you issue the commands below on the Domain-0 (main OS) and post the output:
`ifconfig`
`brctl show`
The main thing is to see if we have a physical interface that's bridge friendly, to make sure your bridge contains the ip address, and that the bridge contains the correct interfaces attached to it.
--Shaun
Last edited by binary_pearl; 02-02-2011 at 08:58 PM.
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