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Re: How to configure eth0 via xen config files: msg#00189
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Hello Walter
Can't you kickstart your guest? Like
this, you can specify everything from the beginning.
bye Philipp
"Walter Souto"
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04/13/2006 02:41 PM
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Hi,
> I think you can either configure the guest with static information
or
> use DHCP. I may have missed something in the question though.
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No you didn't. Maybe my question don't make sense...
But It's exactly what I'm doing now. So, if I need to replicate about
20 guests, each one with your own static IP, I can use DHCP and
enforce IP's using mac addr. But, is it possible to do this using the
Xen configuration files for the vm's? Just to get somethings a bit
simple avoiding DHCP.
And thanks for your answer.
--
Walter.
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