Good news: Finally! Graphical Network Bridging on SUSE Linux
Posted: 4. May 2008, 20:35
Hi all !
Due to the hard work of the community (including me
) - openSUSE 11.0 will be the first general-purpose Linux OS, that will feature graphical bridging, similarly to Windows XP.
Until now, configuring bridging in Linux required command-line skills. No more.
This way, VirtualBox will be able to create TAP interfaces via VBox GUI, while using SUSE's Yast, you will be able to map those TAP interfaces to bridge interfaces and to "eth" interfaces.
Unlike Windows XP, openSUSE 11.0 allows to creating multiple bridges via GUI.
Please test this feature... and share your experience...
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See my original feature request for openSUSE:
[feature-request] Please add Network Bridge capability into Yast
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=262960
-Technologov, 4.5.2008.
Due to the hard work of the community (including me
Until now, configuring bridging in Linux required command-line skills. No more.
This way, VirtualBox will be able to create TAP interfaces via VBox GUI, while using SUSE's Yast, you will be able to map those TAP interfaces to bridge interfaces and to "eth" interfaces.
Unlike Windows XP, openSUSE 11.0 allows to creating multiple bridges via GUI.
Please test this feature... and share your experience...
=======================
See my original feature request for openSUSE:
[feature-request] Please add Network Bridge capability into Yast
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=262960
-Technologov, 4.5.2008.