[one-users] Ping vms from the host without being in the same network

[Streek, Jannik]

Hi Hector,

thanks! Is it also possible to add+remove the second network interface "on-the-fly", so after the vm was started?

Best regards
Jannik
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Von: Hector Sanjuan [lists at convivencial.org]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 20. Februar 2013 19:47
An: users at lists.opennebula.org; Streek, Jannik
Betreff: Re: [one-users] Ping vms from the host without being in the same network

When you open a VNC session, you are not openning a connection to the VM
but to the hypervisor (host), which acts as vnc server.

I suppose that if your VM network isolation is working, you should not be
able to ping the VMs unless you put the host on the same network.

However you can always add a second network interface to the VMs, and make
it part of a second network along with the host. you could also add
special rules for this iface to restrict non ICMP traffic etc I suppose.

Hector

On Wed, 20 Feb 2013 19:31:19 +0100, Streek, Jannik
<Jannik.Streek at student.hpi.uni-potsdam.de> wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> lets say i have a node with two vms on it. The vms are running inside a
> vlan. Is it possible to somehow ping the vms from the host? I know that
> usually you would change the network settings of the vms to let them run
> in the same network as the host, but in my setup that is not really
> possible. At least the noVNC client seems to have access from the host
> using Websockets. So i guess it should be generally possible to have
> access over the ip from the host, without being in the same network?
>
> Best Regards & thanks in advance
> Jannik
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