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This is similar to what I do. I run Debian as the host machine and then have guests running on QEMU/KVM. I don't use IOMMU, I simply create a bridge on each phy
by vxxzy 10y ago
This is similar to what I do. I run Debian as the host machine and then have guests running on QEMU/KVM. I don't use IOMMU, I simply create a bridge on each physical ethernet. This allows me to add other "router/vm" on the WAN side and play with some additional isolated "networks".
- erhardm 10y agoSame, but I'm using Open vSwitch[0] to tag internet traffic which goes to the router VM. I was using IOMMU but on non-Intel NICs the interupts were killing the throughput in OpenBSD. [0] - http://openvswitch.org/ http://openvswitch.org/