| *SOLVED* problems creating veth device: "Bad parameter for --veth_add: ..." [message #9777] |
Mon, 22 January 2007 03:32  |
Bubba Ho-Tep
Messages: 3
Registered: January 2007
Location: Oz
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I'm can't seem to create a veth device on my VE I get and error of "Bad parameter for --veth_add: eth101.0"
My specs:
HostOS: CentOS 4.4
kernel: 2.6.9-023stab037.3-smp
My VE is Ubuntu Dapper (used the minimal install from this site)
My host OS reports (via ifconfig) 3 devices:
eth1 - which has a IP and MAC address
lo - my loopback
venet0 - no ip and a MAC of all zeroes
The how to for setting up a veth (http://wiki.openvz.org/Veth)
says
$ vzctl set <VEID> --veth_add dev_name,dev_addr,ve_dev_name,ve_dev_addr
where "dev_name" is is ethernet device name in the host system.
Ok I understand I have to create a virtual devicce on the hostOs and a corresponding device on the VE -
however when I do
$ vzctl set 101 --veth_add veth101.0, a_made_up_MAC_address, eth0, a_made_up_MAC_address+1 --save
I get the "Bad parameter for --veth_add: eth101.0," error message.
What am I missing? Errr stupid question - do I need to install another NIC on my host system? Or do I just make up a MAC address? I tried using the MAC address of eth1 (the existing NIC on the host system) with the same results.
Also am I right in thinking I need to use a veth device (as opposed to a venet) to run a DHCP server in a VE?
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