My bad, I had DNS on the brain when I wrote that earlier. Good catch on your part w/ :67 and :68. Sounds as though you're able to pull an IP now?
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No prob, let us know how it goes. Also, thinking more about it, you may want to go the static IP route for 2 reasons
- You wont be introducing a 2nd dhcp server to your home/production network
- You'll always know the IP of the guest VM(s)
w/ regards to the first issue I guess you could just allow :53 and bootps from the dhcp subnet that virt manager created. Something like
sudo ufw allow from 192.168.122.0/24 to any port 53 where 192.168.122.0/24 is the subnet virt-manager created for dhcp
I think that'll allow both tcp and udp. I haven't used ufw in a while, my RHEL based distros switched to firewalld, but the concepts are the same, just different syntax. I do believe you'll need udp open as IIRC during DORA the initial DISCOVER is sent over udp, and somewhere between OFFER and REQUEST it switches to tcp...but I also haven't had to troubleshoot dhcp in a while, and I have forgotten a lot. Either way let us know how it goes!
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Are you allowing dhcp (:53 tvp/udp) through the FW? If not try
sudo ufw allow bootps
sudo ufw allow 53/udp
sudo ufw allow 53/tcp
or maybe give it a static IP on the defined virt-manager network and allow traffic from that IP
sudo ufw allow from 192.168.150.xxx or whatever the dhcp network is