Hello Mr Andrija,
Thank you for your support, You are very right.
I have two NICs on the Host enp0s25 and enp3s0,
I plan to use
- cloubr0 for the management traffic and guest traffic
- cloubr1 for the public traffic
I’m going to label them accordingly in the physical network settings
Before I
Hi Serge,
please don't take me wrong, but you will have to go back to the drawing
board in regards to networking - you seem to not understand how the Linux
bridging works (or it may be just an oversee from your side) and this
relates to CloudStack.
1. You have IP address set on both the network i
Dear Andrija, I replied, I'm ready to do whatever is necessary as I'm new
to apache cloudstack but I've learned a lot.
Thank you.
On Mon, May 24, 2021 at 11:04 AM Andrija Panic
wrote:
> Read my reply to your latest email - you have not set (based on your
> screenshots) traffic labels on each g
I changed the traffic Label in the old UI for management, guest, storage
and public network to cloudbr0 as this bridge exists in the host (I have
one Host), as you can see in below images
and then I restarted the System VMs, but I can’t telnet the Console proxy
ports 80, 443 from the management se
Read my reply to your latest email - you have not set (based on your
screenshots) traffic labels on each guest type - so you can expect that
NOTHING will work as VLAN interfaces that ACS provisions dynamically will
be created on wrong bridges if any, etc
Best,
On Mon, 24 May 2021 at 10:58, Se
Based on your screenshots, you have NOT set "Traffic Label" for each
traffic type - this "traffic lab" should be == name of the bridge - so
CloudStack knows which bridge to use for specific VLAN interface
provisioning etc - this is the reason why nothing works in your env,
probably.
Re the firewal
Hi Andrija,
So how is Console Proxy SSVM supposed to open the web console if it is
unreachable?
Through open ports?
Coz I tried to telnet open ports in the SSVM from the management server and
it doesn't work?
Regards,
On Mon, May 24, 2021 at 10:55 AM Andrija Panic
wrote:
> SSVM and CPVM do
SSVM and CPVM do not respond to pings on its Public IP address (VRs do) -
so yes, that is expected.
Check and temp-turn-off all firewalls, to rule out this, as this is a usual
thing to start troubleshooting with.
Best,
On Sun, 23 May 2021 at 19:37, Serge Byishimo
wrote:
> Centos8
> Cloudstack
Hello Wido,
Yeah it got resolved, so by default KVM VM were picking E1000 adaptor and
because of this, VMs were showing 1G speed. So I have changed VM setting and
add parameters - nicAdaptor -> virtio - And after that it has started showing
me 10G.
Regards
Vivek Kumar
> On 24-May-2021, a
Try to use virto(-net) for the NIC, that should help.
You need to make sure the VirtIO drivers are installed though.
Wido
On 5/22/21 8:52 PM, Vivek Kumar wrote:
> Hello Guys,
>
> I am using ACS 4.13 with KVM and VMware. I recently came to know that my
> Window’s boxes are showing 1G NIC speed
Hi Rohit,
Please let me know how I should reset the network coz I did it multiple
times,
The public traffic type VLAN/VNI is vlan://untagged as you can see in the
Public Traffic Type Image (https://ibb.co/pZyJ74x) , but while configuring
the Advanced Network Configuration they asked me for a VLAN
Hi Serge,
Are you using VLAN 200 for your public IP range? You either need to fix your
switches or remove the VLAN. Go to UI -> Zone -> physical network -> and check
the IP range for public management traffic type. If that's the case, disable
the zone and then destroy your systemvms and then re
Centos8
Cloudstack 4.15
System VMs are running and their Agent is UP,
System VMs can ping the management server but the management server can not
ping any of the IPs of the System VMs, thus the web console is not
accessible,
I’m thinking it is firewall rules on the System VM side that is causing
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