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− | being run on the host node, VE0. I don't think this can be correct, because eth0 exists in VE 101, not VE0. {{unsigned|Andrex | + | being run on the host node, VE0. I don't think this can be correct, because eth0 exists in VE 101, not VE0. |
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: This is correct, because we need to enable forwarding on both network interfaces in VE0 (host-node eth0 and veth101.0) to allow the network packets on one network interface (host-node eth0) to be forwarded to another network interface (veth101.0). The same thing with proxy ARP, we need to enable it on host-node eth0 and veth101.0 network interfaces. --[[User:Major|Major]] 08:42, 17 July 2006 (EDT) | : This is correct, because we need to enable forwarding on both network interfaces in VE0 (host-node eth0 and veth101.0) to allow the network packets on one network interface (host-node eth0) to be forwarded to another network interface (veth101.0). The same thing with proxy ARP, we need to enable it on host-node eth0 and veth101.0 network interfaces. --[[User:Major|Major]] 08:42, 17 July 2006 (EDT) | ||
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==Multiple persistent Veth interfaces== | ==Multiple persistent Veth interfaces== |