Hello, I'm in the process of migrating a bigger hosting site from Ubuntu to FreeBSD and the hoster where I need to migrate all this runs OpenStack. From there I get two FreeBSD VMs, bsd-01 and bsd-02, I'm running bastille on both nodes in order to setup jailed environments.
I create compute-01 and compute-02 jail on bsd-01 and compute-03 on bsd-03. The two BSD nodes can see (ping) each other but the jails hosted on bsd-01 can't see or ping the jails on bsd-02 (yes, raw sockets has been enabled, bsd-01 can ping it's jails). The two bsd-01 and 02 VMs have virtual vtnetX interface vtnet0, I tried to create jails on bsd-01 using loopback, shared ip and vnet.
I noticed the following boradcast setting:
172.31.10.10 is bsd-01 IP (VM) and 172.31.10.35 is the IP of the jail using aliasing on vtnet0, the broadcast seems different, could this be a potential issue for network communication between jails running on bsd-01 and jails running on bsd-02?
Thanks in advance on any feedback.
I create compute-01 and compute-02 jail on bsd-01 and compute-03 on bsd-03. The two BSD nodes can see (ping) each other but the jails hosted on bsd-01 can't see or ping the jails on bsd-02 (yes, raw sockets has been enabled, bsd-01 can ping it's jails). The two bsd-01 and 02 VMs have virtual vtnetX interface vtnet0, I tried to create jails on bsd-01 using loopback, shared ip and vnet.
I noticed the following boradcast setting:
Bash:
➜ ~ ifconfig -n | grep 172
inet 172.31.10.10 netmask 0xfffff000 broadcast 172.31.15.255 # VM bsd-01
inet 172.31.10.35 netmask 0xffffffff broadcast 172.31.10.35 # Jail compute-01172.31.10.10 is bsd-01 IP (VM) and 172.31.10.35 is the IP of the jail using aliasing on vtnet0, the broadcast seems different, could this be a potential issue for network communication between jails running on bsd-01 and jails running on bsd-02?
Thanks in advance on any feedback.
