Re: Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Technology rss
I skip this test using vLANID. Now I test as below: https://prnt.sc/uWF76ofrzBFC https://prnt.sc/QCXKzF61ze5X https://prnt.sc/Cn3jbKIel-Jk https://prnt.sc/JOdqBQalfg0d https://prnt.sc/88x5IAP_2ojp https://prnt.sc/_zPRZPZ0cYRD POD 172.22.0.1 255.255.252.0 172.22.0.51 172.22.0.60 Guest: vlan

Re: Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Wei ZHOU
It looks the vm is not associated to any security groups. you need to update the vm with security groups. -Wei Technology Mail 于 2023年10月4日周三 下午5:48写道: > I skip this test using vLANID. > > Now I test as below: > > https://prnt.sc/uWF76ofrzBFC > https://prnt.sc/QCXKzF61ze5X > https://prnt.sc/Cn3

Re: Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Technology Mail
I skip this test using vLANID. Now I test as below: https://prnt.sc/uWF76ofrzBFC https://prnt.sc/QCXKzF61ze5X https://prnt.sc/Cn3jbKIel-Jk https://prnt.sc/JOdqBQalfg0d https://prnt.sc/88x5IAP_2ojp https://prnt.sc/_zPRZPZ0cYRD POD 172.22.0.1 255.255.252.0 172.22.0.51 172.22.0.60 Guest    : vla

Re: Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Wei ZHOU
You need to set the ports on your router to trunk mode (or hybrid mode to allow vlan 20-50). If you cannot configure the route, please use Shared networks (in basic zone or advanced zone) with vlan://untagged. -Wei On Wed, 4 Oct 2023 at 14:17, Technology Mail wrote: > yes, your first think is

Re: Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Jayanth Reddy
Hello, Thank you for the response. In this case if your bridge is cloudbr0, then your new bridge will be created and your physical interface that will be tagged with VLAN 20 for example "ens9f0np0.20" and the traffic for the IP range 172.22.0.1/22 might be unknown on that VLAN. Your guest bridge w

AW: KVM Host HA Settings

2023-10-04 Thread W. Verleger - proIO GmbH
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Re: Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Technology Mail
yes, your first think is right, 2nd I am using only one physical interface and all network tag is *cloudbr0*, and I put vLANID 20-50 this is mandatory field so I input this, just it. Thanks. On 10/4/2023 6:09 PM, Jayanth Reddy wrote: Hello, If I understand correctly, you've a network where

Re: Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Jayanth Reddy
Hello, If I understand correctly, you've a network where we can consider it as a "management network" for your hosts. I believe your expectation is to have your VMs attached onto the same management network on the bridge "cloudbr0" so that you'll get access via your gateway 172.22.0.1. I don't th

Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4

2023-10-04 Thread jaejong
Hi Wei ZHOU There are no problem with ping. I connect to management server by ssh with no problems. Thanks -Original Message- From: "Wei ZHOU" To: ; Cc: Sent: 2023-10-04 (수) 18:04:47 (GMT+09:00) Subject: Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4 Hi, The route should be good. But the TCP packets

Can I create Advanced zone using LAN

2023-10-04 Thread Technology Mail
*Hello,* Can I create Advanced zone using my only LAN network? Internet traffic come from my LAN gateway. no any public ip on host kvm. LAN: 172.22.0.1/22 kvm LAN: ens9f0np0 Bridge : cloudbr0 *cat ifcfg-ens9f0np0* DEVICE=ens9f0np0 ONBOOT=yes BRIDGE=cloudbr0 UUID=503ef6de-1288-4d2d-a09a-3f7d12

Re: resourcecount.check.interval vs capacity.check.period

2023-10-04 Thread Daan Hoogland
'capacity.skipcounting.hours' is used to determine how low after a VM is stopped its resources are released, i.e. not counted to its host's used capacity. This is not directly related to 'capacity.check.period' afaict. On Wed, Oct 4, 2023 at 9:28 AM Loth wrote: > Hello, > > Thanks for the quick

Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4

2023-10-04 Thread Wei ZHOU
Hi, The route should be good. But the TCP packets might be dropped somewhere (ping uses ICMP packets not TCP) -Wei On Wed, 4 Oct 2023 at 11:01, jaejong wrote: > Yes, eth1 IPs of system vms are in the same subnet as 10.0.33.1 > there is no dropped packets during ping. > > thanks a lot! > > > -

Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4

2023-10-04 Thread jaejong
Yes, eth1 IPs of system vms are in the same subnet as 10.0.33.1 there is no dropped packets during ping. thanks a lot! -Original Message- From: "Wei ZHOU" To: ; Cc: Sent: 2023-10-04 (수) 17:35:56 (GMT+09:00) Subject: Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4 Hi, +1 with what Wido said. The pac

Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4

2023-10-04 Thread Wei ZHOU
Hi, +1 with what Wido said. The packet is probably dropped/blocked at a point between SSVM and the management server (if it is running fine). Are the eth1 IPs of system vms in the same subnet as 10.0.33.1 ? -Wei On Wed, 4 Oct 2023 at 09:25, jaejong wrote: > Hi Wei ZHOU! > > Yes, I can ping

Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4

2023-10-04 Thread Wido den Hollander
Op 04-10-2023 om 09:25 schreef jaejong: Hi Wei ZHOU! Yes, I can ping to server ip(10.0.33.1) from SSVM and SPVM. netstat does not report about 0.0.0.0:8250. Is it right? Oh, then what is the problems!! Yes. It's normal that it shows this way. If it listens on IPv6, it will also liste

Re: resourcecount.check.interval vs capacity.check.period

2023-10-04 Thread Loth
Hello, Thanks for the quick response. according to https://bitworks.software/2018-08-23-cloudstack-global-variables-atlas-system.html (not sure if accurate) capacity.check.period is interlinked with capacity.skipcounting.hours. If I disable capacity.skipcounting.hours (set to 0) does it not matter

Re: server listen ipv6 not ipv4

2023-10-04 Thread jaejong
Hi Wei ZHOU! Yes, I can ping to server ip(10.0.33.1) from SSVM and SPVM. netstat does not report about 0.0.0.0:8250. Is it right? Oh, then what is the problems!! -Original Message- From: "Wei ZHOU" To: ; Cc: Sent: 2023-10-04 (수) 15:31:50 (GMT+09:00) Subject: Re: server listen ipv6 n