Re: Guide on how to test network of OS with Qemu ?
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2016 12:39 am
Thanks for your answers 
2) Not that I know of. At least not on my part, but maybe Qemu does something of that sort
3) No firewall. The only two virtual machines are running my OS and I have nothing like a firewall. The host neither.
I dont' think it's a bug on my side, I simply think that Qemu is using is using TCP for listen/connect and I'd like to get rid of these, at least in the pcap files.
1) Qemu DHCP is 10.0.2.2 and the addresses involved in TCP are 10.0.2.15-16mariuszp wrote:1) are you sure one of those addresses isn't QEMU's DHCP server?wichtounet wrote:Here is the pcap file: https://baptiste-wicht.ch/thor.pcap
The RST packets are not from me and the first FIN,ACK packets neither. Pretty painful when I'm debugging TCP.
2) is some form of NAT involved?
3) is there a firewall involved?
2) Not that I know of. At least not on my part, but maybe Qemu does something of that sort
3) No firewall. The only two virtual machines are running my OS and I have nothing like a firewall. The host neither.
There may be errors in my TCP packets for sure, but I'm not sending all these packets. If I count the packets, I send less that what is shown.mariuszp wrote:In fact, is your TCP segment structure correct? Perhaps you are accidentally setting the wrong bit.
I dont' think it's a bug on my side, I simply think that Qemu is using is using TCP for listen/connect and I'd like to get rid of these, at least in the pcap files.