Hello,
Thanks,
The problem was related to MTU.
Actually, I have another installation which is configured to set 1450(1500 - 50
VxLAN header length) for guest VM interfaces.
That setup runs in 'regular' network environments with 1500 MTU on host
interfaces and use linuxbridge.
There is a
So the situation is:
* VM1 has a floating IP and can be reached via floating IP
* VM1 can ping VM2
* VM2 can't ssh VM2
Useful additional information you may have gathered already:
* Does the ssh client issue any error message, and which?
* Is an sshd running on VM2?
* If yes, any
On 04/06/2018 01:28 PM, s serge wrote:
Hello,
I'm evaluating an installation and everything from networking side was looking
good
until I tried to reach a VM host via private network from another VM via ssh.
In short:
1. Spawn a VM
2. Associate a floating IP
3. Logon to VM via ssh on public
I'm sorry, some corrections,
p.5 and p.6 should be:
5. From 1st VM try to reach the second VM(p.4) via ssh private network IP -
FAIL.
6. ICMP from 1st VM to second(p.4) IP via private network works well.
06.04.2018, 20:42, "s serge" :
> Hello,
>
> I'm evaluating an
Hello,
I'm evaluating an installation and everything from networking side was looking
good
until I tried to reach a VM host via private network from another VM via ssh.
In short:
1. Spawn a VM
2. Associate a floating IP
3. Logon to VM via ssh on public network
4. Spawn another VM
5. Try to