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On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 02:03:44PM -0000, Rob Malpass wrote:
> Hi all
>
> If someone's got 5 spare minutes and an Ubuntu box, could you do me a favour please?
> I'm trying to arrange for several VMs to be able to see each other
> which apparently requires the creation of a network bridge.
Not necessarily. You can run in routed mode, and tell the host to
route between all of the relevant interfaces. It's not ideal, of
course, but it will work. :)
> This is so easy in XP it's almost untrue but in Ubuntu, I'm a bit
> lost. There's a very helpful tutorial at [1] but I'm afraid I'm
> doing something wrong because all this does is switch off the
> networking on the host (no web, no ftp, not even a ping is possible)
> - not quite sure how but the only way I can bring it back up is to
> restart. I can't see what I'm doing wrong but it would help if
> someone else could try it and let me know where I'm going wrong.
At what point does the network stop working? Are you doing this at
the console of the host, or over an ssh connection? If the latter,
it's probably not going to work (or will need to be scripted), as part
of the process will stop the network connection from working
temporarily.
Hugo.
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