staySober opened a new issue #5000:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/5000
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4.15.0
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I split six virtual machines from a single physical machine to install the
highly available CloudStack,
The machine allocation is as follows
10.13.56.6 manager1
10.13.56.7 manager2
10.13.56.8 client1
10.13.56.9 client2
10.13.56.10 ha1
10.13.56.11 ha2
/24 network
basic network model
single netCard
I have a virtual IP 10.13.56.88 for cloudstack HA
I install cloudstack 4.15
when I add client1 and client2 to cloudstack compute nodes successfully,
I saw system VMs agent state is wrong and Virtual Routers not automatically
created
so I login v-1-VM and s-2-VM, They can `Ping` each other
but they unable to `Ping` gateway (10.13.56.254) successfully
I don't know what happend , I have successfully run CloudStack and managed
KVM on three physical machines using the tutorial
So what's wrong with me? Please help me, thanks
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s-2-VM and s-2-VM agent state is up
and Virtual Routers automatically create
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system VMs agent state is wrong and Virtual Routers not automatically
created
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