Re: *SOLVED* VLAN on VETH device? [message #8336 is a reply to message #6841] |
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szocske
Messages: 35 Registered: September 2006
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Hi again!
Sorry for the high latency, we had to provision the new sun servers we purchased for openvz ![Smile](images/smiley_icons/icon_smile.gif)
The updated patch works, we can now ping over a vlan from one VE to another. (tested within a HW node only)
Stopping VEs works fine too.
/proc/net/vlan looks funny though:
sun03:/# ls /proc/net/vlan
config eth0.42 eth0.42 eth2.42
VLAN ID 42 was configured on the veth-s of two VEs (both eth0) and the HW node eth2. Looks the same from HW node and VEs.
We'll continue testing across a switch, and with our ioctls, and report.
One more (probably unrelated) quirk:
Despite setting up /etc/hostname correctly in the VEs, when started, `hostname` returns the HW node hostname in all of them.
Better yet: issuing the hostname command within a VE to change the hostname changes it for all VEs, and the HW node as well!
Used to work fine on 2.6.16.
Debian stable + vlan-enabled kernel
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