Hi @all,<br><br>i got two networkdevices (eth0, eth1), and i want to use the eth1 for DMZ<br>and eth0 for "normal" internetaccess, so i have to build to bridges.<br><br>on default FC6 created this bridge and "brctl show" shows the following conifgured bridge:
<br>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>bridge name bridge id STP enabled interfaces<br>xenbr1 8000.024103917534 no
vif49.0<br> tap0<br> vif45.0<br> tap1<br> peth1
<br> vif0.1<br><br>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br><br>that bridge (xenbr1) i want to use know for DMZ. and the interface eth0 i want to create
<br>an new bridge for "normal" internetaccess, and my other VM. But if i will configure this, it will<br>not longer be possible to connect to the XEN server with ssh (cause now, i could only connect<br>the xen server on the eth0 interface with ssh. eth1 is not reachabel per ssh, cause of the bridging).
<br><br>My Questions are:<br><br>1. How could i build two bridges, one for DMZ and one for "normal" internetaccess, having acces per ssh?<br>2. Is this default that the bridge interface is not longer available for ssh? i thought in bridging interfaces,
<br>the IP is copied from the interface to an virtual interface (e.g. peth1), so it is possible to conntact the<br>physical interface also?<br>3. using FC6 with virt-manager - where can i change the bridge or build a new one? only on the command line? (with the
network.bridge script oder with "brctl"?)<br><br>Could anyone tell me my failure,<br>or the mistake on my part?<br><br>Thank you very much for help!<br><br>kind regards,<br>Abri<br>