Post below is an immediate follow up for
http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/288336/index.html
Web Cockpit Console creates bridge attached to external network interface in a second.
Of course it might be done via nmcli , but it will take some time. Also there is no need to destroy default libvirt's network and bridge br0. At start up you specify which bridge to use for particular guest. Just start default network via virsh before deployment
We can run at time two CentOS 8.2 KVM guests. First one on office LAN via bridge0 (see picture 1), second one attached to default libvirt's network via bridge br0 (default)
Running guests on different nets
http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/288336/index.html
Web Cockpit Console creates bridge attached to external network interface in a second.
Of course it might be done via nmcli , but it will take some time. Also there is no need to destroy default libvirt's network and bridge br0. At start up you specify which bridge to use for particular guest. Just start default network via virsh before deployment
We can run at time two CentOS 8.2 KVM guests. First one on office LAN via bridge0 (see picture 1), second one attached to default libvirt's network via bridge br0 (default)
Running guests on different nets
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