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Distinguish between host and guest TAP MAC addresses #36

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io7m opened this issue Jul 30, 2020 · 1 comment
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Distinguish between host and guest TAP MAC addresses #36

io7m opened this issue Jul 30, 2020 · 1 comment
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io7m commented Jul 30, 2020

The current setup configures the MAC address of the guest ethernet adapter to be the same as the host's TAP device. This is very wrong.
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io7m commented Jul 30, 2020

Host/guest MACs need to be specified separately.

This also means that the way network backends are specified on the command-line has outgrown what can be reasonably specified with --add-backend. Time to switch to using individual command-line parameters for each value.

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Merge branch 'release/0.0.12'
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Release: com.io7m.waxmill 0.0.12
Change: Refactor network device specification (Ticket: #36)
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Merge tag 'com.io7m.waxmill-0.0.12' into develop
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Release: com.io7m.waxmill 0.0.12

Change: Refactor network device specification (Ticket: #36)
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