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From: Shane Geiger <sgeiger@ncee.net>
Subject: bridged networking not working
Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2005 10:09:46 -0500
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It seems that after months of running a Xen virtual machine monitor
suddenly the bridged networking is no longer bridging, and the virtual
machines have been cut off from the world.  Has anyone else experienced
such a thing?  I've tried the routine sanity checks (rebooting the VM
and the VMM) and still haven't gotten any ideas on how to fix this
problem. 

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Shane Geiger
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