Hello,

ok , but i have taken now two hosts , both have same configurations,  I mean

   -  Host-A  , is  bonded  to bond0 with eth0 and eth1,  trunked with 
      subnet (15,16,17)

   -  Host-B also has  same configuration as above.

When I am trying to live migrate guest servers from Host-A to Host-B and 
vice-e-versa
after live migration , after 5 munites the guest server is pingable. I think it 
is due to 
arp cache.  That is why ,

For the time being as per the suggestion by someone here, before live
migration , I am staring pinging the guest server from Host-A and Host-B , then 
starting live
migration, In that case , live migration is ok, 1 sec stop in between.  But 
this process
is ok, for temporary basis can not be acceptable for the long run. 

Any advice is really appreciated.

Thanks again

--- On Thu, 7/8/10, Langley, Morgan (GE Capital) <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Langley, Morgan (GE Capital) <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [rhelv5-list] Ping of the guest delay after live migration
To: "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (Tikanga) discussion mailing-list" 
<[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, July 8, 2010, 4:32 AM



 
Hello,
    Your problem is probably caused by using 
different interfaces on the two hosts. You should create bond0 on both of 
them (even though on Host-A it would contain only one interface - eth1). That 
should help.
 
Regards,
    Morgan



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Srija
Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 10:48 PM
To: Red Hat 
Enterprise Linux 5 (Tikanga) discussion mailing-list
Subject: 
[rhelv5-list] Ping of the guest delay after live migration




  
  
    Hi ,


  I am getting the delay in pinging 
      (from different network) , the guest  after live migration 
      .

  Here is the scenario: 

0.   OS : 
      RHEL5.4  86_64

1.   Host-A. 
      

      Port eth1 , it is trunked 
      with  three 
      subnets

             
      xxx.xx.15.xxx
             
      xxx.xx.16.xxx
             
      xxx.xx.17.xxx

     Guest created on  15, 
      16 ,17 subnets.  

     Gust15-A  
      created on subnet 15
     Gust16-A  created on 
      subnet 16
     Gust17-A  created on subnet 
      17

2.   Host-B.

      
      Port eth0 and eth1  are bonded to 
      bond0

      Bond0 is trunked, with three 
      subnets. 
       

             
      xxx.xx.15.xxx
             
      xxx.xx.16.xxx
             
      xxx.xx.17.xxx


     Guest created on  
      15, 16 ,17 subnets.  

     Gust15-B  
      created on subnet 15
     Gust16-B  created on 
      subnet 16
     Gust17-B  created on subnet 
      17

     I have used  the mode 
      option   in /etc/modprobe.conf as 
     
      options bond0 mode=1 miimon=100  ,  As because  mode=4 did 
      not work, It seems  the 
     link aggregation 
      is not properly set or something else. As the switch configuration 
      is
     the part of different team, I can't explain 
      it clearly here.  

     But with mode=1 , 
      it is working at this stage.

3.  I am trying to live migrate 
      Guest15-A and other guests to Host-b. Migration is 
      ok.
    But,there is 5 munites  delay.  The 
      guests are pingable only after 4/5 munites
    from 
      different network  after migration.



Can anyone please 
      advice , where to check?  Do you think it is the switch configuration 
      issues?

If server side configuration issue then I can do it.  
      If it is switch side issues , please
give me the pointers or advice , 
      so that I can discuss with the network team.

If more explanation is 
      needed , please let me know.

Thanks in 
  advance.



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