As far as I know the only way to directly assign real NICs into VM without bridging is to use PCI passthrough, though this way imposes several limitations, mostly in IOMMU / VT-d hardware support.
But if bridging is acceptable then you can repeat --network bridge:<hypervisor_bridge_nic> option in virt-install command line several times to create as many NICs inside VM as you want.
02.04.2013 14:05, Meir Hazon пишет:
Thanks. The bridges are preconfigured at the box. No issues there. Can I assign a second physical NiC as a second interface at the KVM? Can I do it at the installation time using virt-install? Can I do it by editing a file after the KVM is created? I would like to automate things. Thank you
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On Apr 2, 2013, at 11:36 AM, "Ilya Ponetayev" <instenet@gmail.com mailto:instenet@gmail.com> wrote:
You can try to assign each bridge to its own individual virtual NIC in VM, at least it works with virt-manager + libvirt + qemu-kvm with preconfigured bridges.
02.04.2013 11:41 пользователь "Meir Hazon" <meir@amobee.com mailto:meir@amobee.com> написал:
Hello Everybody,
I have a physical machine with 4 Ethernet cards that I have mapped
to 4 bridges.
I would like to have each of my KVMs use 2 bridges for NIC bonding.
Can I have more than one bridge assign to one KVM?Can I use virt-install to assign a KVM with more than onebridge during the KVM installation?
a. It was a long shot but I have tried bridge=br0,br1 ;
bridge=br0 bridge=br1 – never worked…..
Thanks so much,
Meir
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