How to force multicast packet to go via different interface?
Hi folks,
I am working on a Solaris-10 global server, which is hosting 7 non-global zones. There are two kind of network interfaces on our servers, admin and prod. There is one route, which is going via admin interface, I want to delete that and have that from prod interface.
e1000g0 is admin interface
e1000g3 is prod interface
If I check route of all zones, I see that multicast packets are going via e1000g0 (excep first one). I want it to go with prod interface e1000g3.
That means, I want to delete above routes and add route going via gw 216.221.133.193 and e1000g3. I am not sure, how to change this. I assumed that it is coming from static_routes file. I commented one line (see below) and rebooted server, still no luck.
Please suggest, how can it be done. Network team already enabled multicast for that VLAN. By suggestion on one of the forum, I changed index number of e1000g0 from 2 to 5 (e1000g3 is index 4)and then test, but seems like, this wrkaround doesn't work.
How I tested ? I took two sessions of zone-1. On one session I issued mcSend command
On another session, I ran snoop command on e1000g0 and then e1000g3. It still doesn't show packets on e1000g3
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by solaris_1977; 02-20-2020 at 03:47 AM..
I've read your post a number of times but I still don't understand exactly what you are trying to do.
This is all Solaris 10? One global zone (Solaris 10) and seven non-global zones (all Solaris 10)?
One of the non-global zones you want to change its routing? The other six zones are routing okay?
To start with, what default gateways are these zones configured to and reading at boot time?
Please post the configuration of one working zone and the faulty routing zone.
(This, of course, assumes that you haven't executed commands to change the routing since boot-time, but it's somewhere to start.)
Multicast packets are going through admin interface because it is managed by /lib/svc/method/net-svc configuration. One of its parameter says
It says multicast should go via NODENAME. That means, whatever is hostname and uname -n returns. By default hostname is set to admin interface. Two changes I made :
-Changed hostname and zonename in /etc/hosts, so at zonemanager level, it look to pubic IP
-In zonecfg, I moved up the public interface, so it goes FIRST in zone description file.
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