Hello, We currently have a ceph cluster in Proxmox, with 5 ceph nodes with the public and private network correctly configured and without problems. The state of ceph was optimal.
We had prepared a new server to add to the ceph cluster. We did the first step of installing Proxmox with the same version. I was at the point where I was setting up the network. For this step, I did was connect by SSH to the new server and copy the network configuration of one of the ceph nodes to this new one. Of course, changing the ip addresses. On each ceph node, I have 2 ports configured on two different switches configured with bond. In the new ceph node, I did not have the ports configured with the bond, in the swith (cisco). My intention was once the configuration file was saved, restart the network service from the server and then go to configure the ports on the switch. I have to configure the ports in the last step, because the server configured without bond, and If I configure the ports with bond I lost access to the server. What happened when restarting the network service is that I lost access to the cluster. I couldn't access any of the 5 servers that are part of the ceph cluster. Also, 2 of 3 hypervisors that we have in the proxmox cluster were restarted directly. Why has this happened if the new server is not yet inside the ceph cluster on the proxmox cluster and I don't even have the ports configured on my switch? Do you have any idea? I do not understand, if now I go and take any server and configure an IP of the cluster network and even if the ports are not even configured, will the cluster knock me down? I recovered the cluster by phisically removing the cables from the new server. Thanks a lot and sorry for my english... _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list -- ceph-users@ceph.io To unsubscribe send an email to ceph-users-le...@ceph.io
