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Does this work across different regions on the cloud? #50
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Hi @0xbentang, Thanks for opening this issue. I can confirm that Best, |
Hi @marinosi, Thanks for the quick reply! Good to know that it's currently not supported. Do you have an idea on when this will be implemented? If possible I can also try to help on implementing it if it's straightforward. I'm more on Rust though and less experienced in C++, it will be very helpful if you can provide more context/guidance roughly on how you'd expect it to be done, thanks in advance! |
@0xbentang, I am happy to sit with you sometime later this week to give some context so you can start. |
Sure @sarsanaee what's the best way to communicate this? |
Thanks @0xbentang Please join the following Discord server that I created recently. Please use the link and join; we can coordinate there. https://discord.gg/eYCJsc2n |
I'm using AWS and trying to test
machnet
for different AWS regionsWhen I try to run the hello world example, on the sender side I always got
Then I tried to create another VM in the same region, and the hello world works. This suggested something is wrong when it's cross regions?
I then also tried to build DPDK and run
dpdk-testpmd
on both end, and it shows it's receiving. The caveat is that for--eth-peer
I need to specify the gateway MAC instead of the NIC MAC. I don't see similar setting inmachnet
, can you advise if this is indeed the issue and any potential fixes? Thanks in advance!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: