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Ian Fisher updated CLOUDSTACK-6554:
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Description:
When using same CIDR for public network and management network, guest VMs
failed to connect to computers in public network via VR with default network
offering in VMware advanced zone. It seems that the routing rules in custom
routing table of VR caused this issue. Logged in to VR and executed:
ip route ls table Table_eth2
and got:
default via 10.4.12.1 dev eth1 proto static
According to the rules in iptables and IP configuration of NICs, the device of
this routing rule seems should be eth2, which is for public network connection.
The corresponding configuration script in ipassoc.sh is
sudo ip route add default via $defaultGwIP table $tableName proto static
Rebooted the VR after Inserting "dev $ethDev" after "$defaultGwIP" and it seems
to work.
was:
When using same CIDR for public network and management network, guest VMs
failed to connect to computers in public network via VR with default network
offering in VMware advanced zone. It seems that the routing rules in custom
routing table of VR caused this issue. Logged in to VR and execute:
ip route ls table Table_eth2
and got:
default via 10.4.12.1 dev eth1 proto static
According to the rules in iptables and IP configuration of NICs, the device of
this routing rule seems should be eth2, which is for public network connection.
The corresponding configuration script in ipassoc.sh is
sudo ip route add default via $defaultGwIP table $tableName proto static
Rebooted the VR after Inserting "dev $ethDev" after "$defaultGwIP" and it seems
to work.
> [VMWARE]Guest VMs failed to access public network when VR's public IP and
> management IP are in same CIDR
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>
> Key: CLOUDSTACK-6554
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-6554
> Project: CloudStack
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: Public(Anyone can view this level - this is the
> default.)
> Components: Virtual Router, VMware
> Affects Versions: 4.2.1
> Environment: advanced zone, default network offering, public IPs in
> single CIDR, management IPs in the same CIDR
> Reporter: Ian Fisher
>
> When using same CIDR for public network and management network, guest VMs
> failed to connect to computers in public network via VR with default network
> offering in VMware advanced zone. It seems that the routing rules in custom
> routing table of VR caused this issue. Logged in to VR and executed:
> ip route ls table Table_eth2
> and got:
> default via 10.4.12.1 dev eth1 proto static
> According to the rules in iptables and IP configuration of NICs, the device
> of this routing rule seems should be eth2, which is for public network
> connection.
> The corresponding configuration script in ipassoc.sh is
> sudo ip route add default via $defaultGwIP table $tableName proto static
> Rebooted the VR after Inserting "dev $ethDev" after "$defaultGwIP" and it
> seems to work.
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