Hi - I am a complete newb at Ovirt, but have setup my Ovirt manager and a host and connected them together.
I am basically looking to replicate in my lab with Ovirt what a simple VMware installation is doing. I would like a single network or in vmware terms a vswitch, with two network cards in the node, both connected to trunked ports so that I can create port groups with different vlans, one for management, and one for VMs and possibly a DMZ vlan. I have tried bonding the network interfaces, but there is also a bridge option and I don't know what that does. I have read the ovirt docs on bonded interfaces and they are a little bit terse to actually get me started on this. If there is a better guide, or simple explanation to get me over this hurdle I would appreciate it. Sorry for all the vmware terms as well, but I have worked with vmware for many years and it's the only virtual environment I know really well - but with their pricing models, I really need to start looking around now! Thanks very much! Bill Dossett Virtualisation Architect Pitney Bowes - Tech Central 6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park Watford, WD25 7GS Phone (+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353 Mobile (+44) (0)7775 908612 bill.doss...@pb.com<mailto:bill.doss...@pb.com> www.pb.com<http://www.pb.com/> In Engineering? Raise a ticket via Remedy Anywhere [HERE<http://teamsite.inside.pb.com/sites/TCPPM/GES/Lists/Create%20Incident/newIncident.aspx>] takes less than a minute ManageIQ User Guide available [HERE<https://dl.dropbox.com/u/6219441/ManageIQ%20-%20User%20Manual%20PB%20v4.pdf>] Check out the ManageIQ Blog for recent enhancements and information [HERE]<http://teamsite.inside.pb.com/sites/TCPPM/GES/manageiq/default.aspx> ________________________________
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