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hi, I have created the connections between 2 PODS within same hosts and across hosts as well and ping is working as expected. However would like see the VXLAN tunnel interfaces and VNI's used to communicate across hosts for my understanding. Tried "ip a" and brctl commands in the host but nothing showing anything. Could you please share the steps to see the veth and vxlan interfaces created by the meshnet CNI?
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Both veth and vxlan interfaces are first created in the root network namespace but then moved into the namespace of their respective pods. So you should be running the "IP link" commands inside of the pod to see the details
There's no bridge mode support from meshnet, but you can easily simulate that by spinning up a pod with ifreload (or any other linux network manager) and plugging your p2p interfaces into it.
hi, I have created the connections between 2 PODS within same hosts and across hosts as well and ping is working as expected. However would like see the VXLAN tunnel interfaces and VNI's used to communicate across hosts for my understanding. Tried "ip a" and brctl commands in the host but nothing showing anything. Could you please share the steps to see the veth and vxlan interfaces created by the meshnet CNI?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: