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The script for [[Installing_Linux_on_Kronos|installing a Linux VM on Kronos]] provides for basic networking support. |
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To get networking working for Windows, you'll need to set up the bridge manually: |
To get networking working for Windows, you'll need to set up the bridge manually: |
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After scan and configuring it better to reboot to change status (plugged) to actual state of interface. |
After scan and configuring it better to reboot to change status (plugged) to actual state of interface. |
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Latest revision as of 12:54, 28 March 2014
The script for installing a Linux VM on Kronos provides for basic networking support.
To get networking working for Windows, you'll need to set up the bridge manually:
brctl addbr xenbr0 brctl addif xenbr0 eth0
You may need to move the IP address to the bridge rather than the physical interface. Having done this, try a pif-scan:
xe pif-scan
This should create the network for your interface.
After that you can (not sure if this is necessary) configure management interface. Because we already do have configured interface, it just saying XCP real situation around.
xe pif-reconfigure-ip pif-uuid=... mode=static IP=... mask=... gateway=... DNS=... xe host-management-reconfigure pif-uuid=...
After scan and configuring it better to reboot to change status (plugged) to actual state of interface.
