I know that with the *virsh* command I can create several types of networks
(a "NAT network", for example) as we can see in these URLs...
KVM network management <
https://programmersought.com/article/52213715009/>
KVM default NAT-based networking
<
https://www.ibm.com/downloads/cas/ZVJGQX8E> (page 33)
*QUESTION:* How can I create a network (*lan_n*) where only guests/VMs have
connectivity, with no outbound connectivity and no host/hypervisor
connectivity?
*NOTE:* The connectivity to other resources will be provided by a
*pfSense* firewall
server that will have access to another network (*wan_n*) with outbound
connectivity and other resources.
Network layout...
[N]wan_n
↕
[I]wan_n
[V]pfsense_vm
[I]lan_n
↕
[N]lan_n
↕
.............................
↕ ↕ ↕
[V]some_vm_0 [V]some_vm_1 [V]some_vm_4
[V]some_vm_2 [V]some_vm_5
[V]some_vm_3
_ [N] - Network;
_ [I] - Network Interface;
_ [V] - Virtual Machine.
*Thanks! =D*
*ORIGINAL QUESTION: *https://serverfault.com/q/1066478/276753
<
https://programmersought.com/article/52213715009/>
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