Hello Bojan, I'm still having difficulties understanding the exact situation. Could you please click the "Refresh Capabilities" button in the hosts tab when the relevant host is selected and supply a screenshot of the Setup Host Networks dialog on that host afterwards. Then explain what about that situation you'd like to change.
Yours, Lior. On 31/03/15 12:12, Bojan Popovic wrote: > I have a hosted engine. It is on the same VLAN as the hosts are, so I am > not having connectivity issues. I am not going to alter that part of the > setup but I do need to add more networks, and I can not because I can > not save the configuration, no matter what I change it is not saved. > > Ovirtmgmt is vlan-tagged. > > Is there some config file that can be edited manually, or maybe it can > be done in the database? > > On 30.03.2015. 13:32, Dan Kenigsberg wrote: >> On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 12:15:09PM +0200, Bojan Popovic wrote: >>> Hello, I am having a strange issue in creating ovirtmgmt bridge over >>> vlan interface. >>> >>> I have set-up a bond from physical interfaces. On top of a bond there >>> are three VLANs one of which is in ovirtmgmt bridge. I have set it up >>> manually according to http://www.ovirt.org/Bonding_VLAN_Bridge >>> >>> Somehow the bond itself is also added to bridge in oVirt web interface, >>> after reboot there also were two added lines to configuration of that bond: >>> # Generated by VDSM version 4.16.10-8.gitc937927.el7 >>> BRIDGE=ovirtmgmt >>> >>> No matter how I try to remove the bond from the bridge it doesn't >>> succeed. If I edit the config files manually it isn't replicated to web >>> interface. If I try to detach it from web interface, I can only attach >>> bridge back to the bond interface. Of course configuration cannot be >>> saved until the bridge is attached to an interface. >>> >>> I have tried putting the host in maintenance mode, shutting down the >>> hosted engine and doing all the changes live. >>> >>> Anyone has a suggestion how to resolve this? >> I'd first like to understand how you intend for management traffic to >> travel from your Engine to the host. Do you have a vlan connection >> between the two? What is the host's IP address on that vlan? >> >> Since you have connectivity to the host, we can tell that you have >> un-tagged traffic to the host. In most (sane) cases, the IP address on >> the untagged network is different from the vlan'ed one. To use the >> latter, you'd need to remove the host from the cluster, and add it back >> with its second address. >> >> Did you define ovirtmgmt as a vlan-tagged network? Or do you intend to >> have a special hack for this host? >> >> Regards, >> Dan. > > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users@ovirt.org > http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users > _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users
