5.2 bridge
Defines the bridge where the virtual network interface should connect to. Example:
(bridge br0)
5.3 mac
Defines the mac address of the virtual network interface. The mac addresses reserved
for Xen virtual network interfaces look like
00:16:3E:xx:xx:xx
. Example:
(mac 00:16:3e:32:e7:81)
5.4 model
When using emulated IO, this defines the network interface that should be presented
to the VM Guest. See also
Section 5.2, “Network Devices for Guest Systems”
(page 40).
Example:
(model rtl8139)
5.5 script
Defines the script to use to bring the network interface up or down. Example:
(script /etc/xen/scripts/vif-bridge)
5.6 uuid
Unique identifier for the current virtual network device. Example:
(uuid cc0d3351-6206-0f7c-d95f-3cecffec793f)
6 vkbd
(vkbd { backend })
Defines a virtual keyboard and mouse device. This is needed for paravirtualized VM
Guest systems and must be defined before
vfb
devices.
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