On 12/26/2016 11:05 PM, 无敌浪子 wrote: Sure. Two possibilities: 1) create a libvirt network on each host that uses "<forward mode='route'/>". The two networks should have different subnets. Then add a route on host A that points to host B's external IP for the hostB-subnet, and on host B that points to host A's external IP for the hostA subnet. Finally, attach the guests' network interfaces to these new networks. 2) setup a bridge device in both hosts' system network configuration (outside of libvirt) that is attached to the hosts' ethernet cards, and connect the guests on each host to that host's bridge rather than a libvirt network. (if the ethernets of the two hosts are directly connected to each other and nothing else, then you will either need to configure the guest network interfaces with static IP addresses, or you will need to run a dhcp server and DNS server (e.g. dnsmasq) on one of the two hosts).