Hi,
I'm using libvirt on a CentOS 5.4 host (so my libvirt is quite old) with a
routed setup. My configuration is easy and works reliable as far as I can tell
now.
As far as I know, I have to add routes manually (so that the host knows which
IPs need to be routed to the virbr1). My ip command looks like this:
/sbin/ip route add <guest ip> dev virbr1 scope link
Currently I have really problems finding the right spot where I should
configure the routes and it looks like libvirt does not offer any support for
that.
1. I can add the route when my network comes up because virbr1 is not
available at that time.
2. If I switch my vm to the 'ethernet' interface, I can use a custom script
but then I have to do all the network setup myself which looks like
overkill and time-consuming (as I have to rebuild things that libvirt
already does perfectly). I just want to add some routes...
To me the perfect solution would be either:
a) have start/stop scripts defined in the network configuration
b) have start/stop scripts defined in the vm configuration
- Does libvirt 0.7 offer things like that? (I could not find something in the
documentation)
- Is there an obvious way that I missed when it comes to route configuration?
fs
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