Proxmox should support custom bridge names as well - OVS allows to
create custom named bridges like "intnet" or whatever, but Proxmox GUI
does not display those, which is a pity.
For me, vmbr is a lot-like Linux-bridge-alike so I would have chosen a
different name for my bridge, but it looks like this is not possible.
Is there some hardcoded "grep vmbr" or some more detailed explenation
why there is such a resrtiction?
As I can get pass from custom named ethernet devices I am still
restrained by "vmbr"-named bridges.
All the best
On 21.02.17 14:12, Sten Aus wrote:
Ok, as I understand, this is a "Proxmox GUI" related issue. When
configuring interfaces file directly, it accepts custom ethX names as
well.
Thanks!
On 21.02.17 9:59, Javi Fernández Álvarez wrote:
Hi all,
We have the interfaces names customized in our cluster with ovs
without
problems. Here an example of our nic names:
"iface gb0 inet manual
iface gb1 inet manual
iface gb2 inet manual
iface gb3 inet manual
iface xg0 inet manual
iface xg1 inet manual
iface xg2 inet manual
iface xg3 inet manual
"
El martes, 21 de febrero de 2017 6:14:31 (CET) Dietmar Maurer escribió:
Can it be overwritten somehow or should I stick to only eth*
devices? Or
do you accept some prefixes as well?
we also support the "enXXX" prefix.
Is it Proxmox "functionality" or OVS'?
Proxmox
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