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[-] cbugk@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Ok a bit of trivia out of my chest first [source][1]:

  • Para-virtualization is guest being aware to call high level command to hypervisor, rather than calling hardware commands.
  • Hardware assisted virtualization: Silicon having instructions to fasten virtualization.

I thought those two were inseperable for some time, turns out they were not.

This seems irrelevant, but VMXNET3 could be paravirtualized but not hardware assisted by virtue (emulated E1000)

While [PVRDMA][2] (allowing shared memory between VMs which have PVRDMA) does similar to what Ilinux bridges does by defauit (IPTABLES forwarding without emulation). Hardware assisted para-virtualization by virtue :D

This has the potential to run above 1Gbit, could you try?

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[-] baithammer@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Linux bridges use ebtables, not iptables as it operates at layer 2 and not layer 3.

[-] cbugk@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago
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