On 03/24/2015 12:27 PM, Stephen Drotar wrote:
> HI,
>
> I’m trying to work out the networking for example…. to clarify NIC A is to
> outside and not sure how to internally connect interfaces
>
> 1st Machine
>> Three NICs
> = NIC A
>>Source Device
> =*NAT to outside internet*
>
> = NIC B
>> Source Device
> =*Virbr0-nic : macvtap* or *vnet0: macvtap* or *‘default’: NAT* or
> *host device ethic: macvtap*
>
> = NIC C
>> Source Device
> =?
>
> 2nd Machine
>> Two NICs
> = NIC 1
>> Source Device
> = ?
>
> = NIC 2
>> Source Device
> = ?
> ……
>
> My question is for machines 1 and 2 to CONNECT internally, what is the
> common SOURCE DEVICE: *{TYPE}* am using to connect between VM machines?
>
>
If they both use the 'default' network (which virt-manager should use by
default), they can talk directly to each other. Try pinging machine B's IP
address from machine A, it should work
- Cole
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