On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 10:35:25AM -0700, Gabriel M. Schuyler wrote:
We've had some network problems that were resolved by disabling
tcp
checksum offloading on all the domUs. Our symptom was we couldn't
ssh (or do much else) between two domUs on the same physical host.
That should be neccessary at all - there were some bugs in this respect
a long time ago, but it works fine now, assuming you keep your kernels
up2date with errata. Turning off checksum offload will destroy network
performance/throughput for your guests - particularly guest<->guest
networking, but also guest -> network.
Dan.
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