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[05:09:49] <Saskaloon> igork: 2 things to watch for with exclusive, IP-type zones: the VNIC name cannot have leading zeroes (ie. use vnic1, not vnic001)
[05:12:59] <igork> Saskaloon: I have: on VM e1000g0 have dhcp, vnic1 on e1000g0, I need configure dhcp on vnic1 - I have dhcp server on my net, not on solaris host
[05:13:46] <igork> VM got ip from external dhcp server as well
[05:13:54] <igork> on e1000g0
[05:14:26] <igork> but - how can I configure net on zone interface for using external dhcp ?
[05:14:32] <Saskaloon> igork: <lots of backspaces..> Oh, e1000g0?  I was about to say the driver should be from the coded GLDv3; but, you should be fine with that nic.
[05:15:09] <igork> what is it GLDv3 ?
[05:16:06] <igork> will be better to have some example - what I need to do on global zone and non-global zone
[05:16:30] <Saskaloon> GLDv3 refers to the way the network drivers are written.  IIRC, GLDv2 couldn't do exclusive-IP mode.  However, the drivers for e1000 are fine.
[05:16:47] <igork> ok
[05:17:08] <igork> how to configure vnic1 for dhcp through e1000g0 ?
[05:17:13] <Saskaloon> It really hasn't been an issue, except when I was actually trying to do it with a Realtek driver a few years back.
[05:17:26] <richlowe> Same as any other nic
[05:17:40] <richlowe> just do dhcp on vnic1
[05:17:57] <igork> zonecfg ?
[05:18:29] <igork> I have - ip-type=exclusive, net:physical=vnic1
[05:18:41] <igork> I need to add : ned:address:dhcp ?
[05:19:42] <Saskaloon> Nope, DHCP (and static IP's for that matter) are configured inside the zone.
[05:20:25] <igork> if I configure vnic1 on global zone by ipadm - it is not working for zone
[05:21:35] <igork> I can configure static ip on zone by zonecfg: ip-type=shared, net:physical=e1000g0, net:address=172.16.0.10/16
[05:21:39] <richlowe> the whole point of the exclusive IP is that the zone does the configuration.
[05:21:39] <igork> all works well
[05:21:46] <Saskaloon> I was going to ask if the interface is plumbed, inside the zone.
[05:22:02] <richlowe> just configure the zone precisely the same way you'd configure any other networked solaris system.
[05:22:15] <igork> I can see vnic1 by dladm
[05:22:29] <Saskaloon> ie. if you do an 'ifconfig -a' inside the zone, do you see vnic1?
[05:22:42] <igork> no -
[05:22:44] <richlowe> I mean, literally the same way.  Exactly the same
[05:23:04] <igork> I need plubm vnic1 inside the zone ?
[05:23:07] <richlowe> Yes
[05:23:14] <igork> ok - will do
[05:23:17] <Saskaloon> Inside the zone: ifconfig plumb vnic1
[05:23:26] <igork> ok - thanks - will do it
[05:23:50] <Saskaloon> From there, create your hostname.vnic1 file...
[05:24:08] <igork> on global zone ?
[05:24:15] <Saskaloon> Nope, in the zone.
[05:24:20] <igork> ok
[05:24:59] <Saskaloon> Even though you created the vnic in the gz.  All configuration is done within the local zone, as if it were a whole machine.
[05:25:39] <Saskaloon> If you didn't see the interface plumbed, you still hadn't created hostname.vnic1 inside the zone.
[05:25:56] <Saskaloon> The presence of this file will plumb the interface over reboots of the zone.
[05:26:03] <igork> Saskaloon: yes - I see vnic1 by ifconfig -a
[05:26:11] <igork> after plumb
[05:27:53] <igork> ifconfig vnic1 dhcp- not working
[05:27:53] <Saskaloon> Apparently, you leave the file empty for dhcp, it just has to exist.
[05:29:08] <igork> I see message: ifconfig: vnic1: wait timed out, operation still pending...
[05:29:35] <Saskaloon> I've done it a couple of times on S11X, and now S11.  It's similar.  Let me find the pages, I used...
[05:29:45] <igork> maybe it is problem on Vmware?
[05:30:48] <Saskaloon> http://www.rite-group.com/rich/solaris_dhcp.html
[05:31:03] <igork> Saskaloon: thanks, will learn
[05:31:04] <Saskaloon> Apparently, you also need a dhcp.e1000g0 file.
[05:31:20] <igork> but - manually it is not working
[05:31:46] <igork> ifconfig shoudl work
[05:31:53] <igork> *should
[05:33:08] <igork> on VM e1000g0 works well with dhcp, vnic1 - not working
[05:33:22] <Saskaloon> Manual configuration, especially DHCP, I found to be a finding the right combination of configuration files.
[05:34:16] <igork> I'll try to check it on bare metal
[05:36:36] <igork> wow - ifconfig vnic1 dhcp - on bare metal works well
[05:37:11] <igork> strange - it is not working on VMware ESX server
[05:37:18] <igork> guest
[05:39:38] <igork> but - on bare metal I have static IP on e1000g0
[05:39:49] <igork> will try to re-configure VM
[05:41:34] <Saskaloon> Incidentally, the only time I bind to a nic using exclusive mode, is when I'm binding directly to a physical nic.
[05:42:09] <Saskaloon> ... which is usually for an external network interface.
[05:42:53] <igork> ok - I'll try to learn vnic1 - thanks
[05:43:16] <igork> I'm interested in - why VMware guest not working ...
[05:43:45] <Saskaloon> Is the local zone, inside a global zone, that is really a VM?
[05:44:10] <igork> I have test machine - it is VM
[05:44:22] <igork> I try to configure zone on it
[05:44:40] <igork> with vnic
[05:44:59] <Saskaloon> No worries, I'm running zones on oi, under VirtualBox for testing / development.
[05:45:18] <igork> with vnic ?
[05:45:39] <Saskaloon> Yes.  Have you created a virtual router for the vnic?
[05:45:45] <igork> I have no probelems with staic IPs
[05:45:52] <igork> *static
[05:46:17] <igork> no routers
[05:46:19] <Saskaloon> Is the global zone DHCP, as well?
[05:46:24] <igork> yes
[05:46:37] <Saskaloon> Then the local zone will be on the same subnet.
[05:46:41] <Saskaloon> ?
[05:47:04] <igork> yes
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[05:52:13] <igork> on global zone on VM works well static IP and dhcp
[05:52:21] <igork> but - vnic1 not working
[05:52:28] <Saskaloon> I would say used shared mode; but, you're using exclusive mode - without having a router.
[05:52:43] <igork> I can use shared
[05:52:51] <igork> I tested it - it is works well
[05:53:13] <igork> but - i'm interested in - why exclusive mode not working on VM
[05:56:02] <richlowe> mac filter
[05:56:29] <igork> how to disable it ?
[05:58:53] <igork> disabled       19:50:06 svc:/network/ipfilter:default
[06:00:22] <Saskaloon> ipfilter is the firewall.
[06:00:48] <igork> how to disable mac filter ?
[06:02:17] <Saskaloon> I think richlowe is saying it could be VMware getting confused?
[06:03:08] <igork> but - static IP working as well for zone
[06:03:19] <Saskaloon> I've never had such problems...  still looking for my virtual network resources.
[06:03:30] <igork> I have 2 zones with static IP - works well
[06:05:54] <igork> wow - dhcp server works well - DHCPOFFER on 172.16.92.21 to 02:08:20:2b:48:fb via eth0
[06:06:05] <igork> but - VM not receive it
[06:07:10] <igork> I see different macs for e1000g0 and vnic1 - it is correct
[06:08:53] <igork> but - it is working well on bare metal , strange ...
[06:17:13] <Saskaloon> Indeed, here's some s-noracle documentation: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19455-01/806-0916/6ja8539a6/index.html
[06:17:26] <igork> thanks
[06:19:22] <igork> it is working for e1000g0 as well, but not working for vinc1 on VM :)
[06:19:36] <igork> *vnic1
[06:20:28] <igork> Saskaloon: ok - will continue later - thanks
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[09:37:27] <enricop> mmm, it is not clear to me where a illumos-userland component script search for 'extra stuff'. is it in ./Solaris or ./augment ??
[09:38:05] <enricop> in oi documentation only 'augment' is described
[09:38:37] <enricop> but actually in  the repository almost all the components use 'Solaris'
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[10:53:21] <trochej> Coffe
[10:53:23] <trochej> e
[11:00:05] <tomww> and I though for years, that your commitments to coffee would be made by a speical coffeeinating control bot
[11:02:56] <buffyg_laptop> enricop: There isn't a fixed convention for that.
[11:05:09] <Woodstock> buffyg_laptop: are there any updates on the hackathon location that i might have missed in the last couple of days?
[11:05:22] <enricop> ok, i've used 'Solaris'. thx
[11:07:19] <trochej> tomww: :)
[11:07:54] <trochej> It's too easy to have too many cups, when you're in alone in a longue. Only you, the cup and express
[11:07:57] <trochej> https://joind.in/talk/view/6475#comments
[11:08:02] <trochej> ahh
[11:08:06] <trochej> Sorry for paste
[11:08:50] <tomww> (:
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[11:44:17] <trochej> I won't say it
[11:44:18] <trochej> :)

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