Re: Attaching an "Internal Address"

Laine Stump <laine@xxxxxxxxx> · Thu, 10 Jan 2013 10:38:32 -0500



    On 01/10/2013 02:07 AM, Varun Bhatnagar
      wrote:

    
    Hi,
      

      I am trying to attach an internal
        address
        to my domain. So for that I am defining the following syntax in
        my xml
        file:
      

      but it is giving the following
        error:
      

    (I'm assuming that you are using virtualbox, since type='internal'
    isn't supported for any other hypervisor.)

    
    I don't use virtualbox, so I'm unfamiliar with interface
    type='internal', and support for it was apparently added before we
    became strict about all new XML additions requiring a matching
    addition to the documentation. However, looking through
    domain_conf.c, I see that this type of interface requires a
    <source> element with a *name* attribute (not network, as
    you've given). So I guess try it with <source name='eth0'/>.

    
    Beyond that, I don't know if 'eth0' is an appropriate value for the
    name, whether the <model> you've specified is proper, or if
    you need any extra setup outside of the libvirt domain config.

    
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