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I'm attempting to use macvlans with virter. I've successfully added a macvlan bridge interface on my virter host using:
nmcli connection add type macvlan dev enp4s0 mode bridge tap yes ifname **_vmbridge0_**
nmcli connection modify macvlan-vmbridge0 ipv6.method "disabled"
nmcli connection modify macvlan-vmbridge0 ipv4.method "disabled"
I run
virter vm --memory 4GiB --vcpus 2 run rocky-9 --name node1 --id 133 --wait-ssh
In virtual-machine-manager I can edit the node1 vm by:
adding a new virtual network interface, with a network source of Macvtap device
Device name vmbridge0
Rebooting the VM it now comes up with a dhcp address on my local lan on the second newly added interface.
I would like to be able to associate my vmbridge0 device with a new virter network so that the above can all be done from the virter cli
virter network add internal -m bridge
This command works to add another network, but there is no interface associated with it under the Bridge column
virter network ls
DEBU[0000] Using config file: /home/user1/.config/virter/virter.toml
Name Forward-Type IP-Range Domain DHCP Bridge
internal bridge
default (virter default) nat 192.168.122.1/24 192.168.122.2-192.168.122.254 virbr0
However, attempting to start a new VM with the internal network results in an error
virter vm run rocky-9 --id 131 --nic type=network,source=internal
Failed to start VM 131: could not create (start) domain: internal error: network 'internal' uses a direct mode, but has no forward dev and no interface pool
Looks like the internal network is not associated with a bridge device.
I don't see any obvious options in virter network add to associate a bridge device name with a newly created network.
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I'm attempting to use macvlans with virter. I've successfully added a macvlan bridge interface on my virter host using:
I run
virter vm --memory 4GiB --vcpus 2 run rocky-9 --name node1 --id 133 --wait-ssh
In virtual-machine-manager I can edit the node1 vm by:
Rebooting the VM it now comes up with a dhcp address on my local lan on the second newly added interface.
I would like to be able to associate my vmbridge0 device with a new virter network so that the above can all be done from the virter cli
virter network add internal -m bridge
This command works to add another network, but there is no interface associated with it under the Bridge column
However, attempting to start a new VM with the internal network results in an error
Looks like the internal network is not associated with a bridge device.
I don't see any obvious options in
virter network add
to associate a bridge device name with a newly created network.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: