It is a good job! thanks for Author.
but I find a fault when a cluster consists of many hosts.
Host A ===>using kvmvlan
Host B ===>using kvmvlan
There are four virutal machines.
VM1 ===> vlan id = 2, VM2 == > vlan id = 3 in Host A.
VM3 ===> vlan id = 3, VM4 ==> vlan id = 4 in Host B.
When Host A and B are connected by a switch, I found the following.
VM3 ping VM3, ok ! I think it right.
but other VMS can ping each other, too. I think some fault happens. why?
It is a good job! thanks for Author.
but I find a fault when a cluster consists of many hosts.
Host A ===>using kvmvlan
Host B ===>using kvmvlan
There are four virutal machines.
VM1 ===> vlan id = 2, VM2 == > vlan id = 3 in Host A.
VM3 ===> vlan id = 3, VM4 ==> vlan id = 4 in Host B.
When Host A and B are connected by a switch, I found the following.
VM3 ping VM3, ok ! I think it right.
but other VMS can ping each other, too. I think some fault happens. why?