Re: [Users] tagged vs untagged and sharing the interface

2012-12-28 Thread Jonathan Horne
ok, i started over on my ovirt cluster here.  now that i have built a new
data center and modified my ovirtmgmt network (to be tagged as vlan 3200),
if i try to edit the interface to create a bond, ovirtmgmt does not move
to the right side so i can reassign it to the new bond interface, it
disappears all together.

so then i cancel.  i go back into the edit host networks window, and this
time i just assign my iscsi vlan to the other interface, check for static
on both, and then  click ok.  but ovirt deletes the ovirtmgmt interface
off the node and i lose the node from the network.

very strange the the ovirtmgmt network disappears :(





On 12/27/12 5:42 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:


On 12/27/2012 6:10 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:
 On 12/27/12 2:57 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:

 On 12/27/2012 3:01 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:
 if someone could help me confirm, but it appear that i cannot
 co-populate tagged vlan on the same interface as ovirtmgmt?
 You can but you need to edit the ovirtmgmt network to make it tagged
 before adding a cluster to the datacenter.
 It tells me cannot edit management network.

If there is already a cluster attached to the datacenter then you can't
edit the ovirtmgmt network.  You may be able to create another temporary
datecenter, move your cluster, edit the network and then move the
cluster back.  If you edit the network before adding a cluster and hosts
then it's easier.  I'm not sure you'll be able to move the cluster
though.  I haven't tried that.  If you can't then you'll probably have
to remove the hosts and cluster and add them back afterwards.  There has
been recent discussion about improving this situation so in the future
this may not be a problem.

 for me it would really be better if i can share these 2 on same
 interface, but if i can't ill just have to live with it.

 can any one confirm this?

 thanks,
 jonathan


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Re: [Users] tagged vs untagged and sharing the interface

2012-12-28 Thread Jeff Bailey


On 12/28/2012 3:25 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:

ok, i started over on my ovirt cluster here.  now that i have built a new
data center and modified my ovirtmgmt network (to be tagged as vlan 3200),
if i try to edit the interface to create a bond, ovirtmgmt does not move
to the right side so i can reassign it to the new bond interface, it
disappears all together.

so then i cancel.  i go back into the edit host networks window, and this
time i just assign my iscsi vlan to the other interface, check for static
on both, and then  click ok.  but ovirt deletes the ovirtmgmt interface
off the node and i lose the node from the network.

very strange the the ovirtmgmt network disappears :(


I have not tried any bonding.  What version are you running?  I don't 
think I've ever actually tried to configure the ovirtmgmt network with 
the GUI.  I would assume that it's supposed to work but I can't confirm 
that.  I either manually configure it the way I want it on a plain 
Fedora install or use the TUI on initial Node setup. I know there have 
been fixes between 3.1 and the 3.2 alpha (3.1 just didn't work for me at 
all).  Perhaps there were bonding problems that have been corrected.  If 
you can, you might want to hang on to the logs (engine and vdsm) from 
the time you tried to change the network config.


On 12/27/12 5:42 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:

On 12/27/2012 6:10 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:

On 12/27/12 2:57 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:


On 12/27/2012 3:01 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:

if someone could help me confirm, but it appear that i cannot
co-populate tagged vlan on the same interface as ovirtmgmt?

You can but you need to edit the ovirtmgmt network to make it tagged
before adding a cluster to the datacenter.

It tells me cannot edit management network.

If there is already a cluster attached to the datacenter then you can't
edit the ovirtmgmt network.  You may be able to create another temporary
datecenter, move your cluster, edit the network and then move the
cluster back.  If you edit the network before adding a cluster and hosts
then it's easier.  I'm not sure you'll be able to move the cluster
though.  I haven't tried that.  If you can't then you'll probably have
to remove the hosts and cluster and add them back afterwards.  There has
been recent discussion about improving this situation so in the future
this may not be a problem.


for me it would really be better if i can share these 2 on same
interface, but if i can't ill just have to live with it.

can any one confirm this?

thanks,
jonathan


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Re: [Users] tagged vs untagged and sharing the interface

2012-12-28 Thread Jonathan Horne
I'm using 3.1 on centos. so far its been no problem creating the bond, and
then (after the ovirtmgmt moves to the unassigned column) reattaching
ovirtmgmt network to the bond.






On 12/28/12 3:18 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:


On 12/28/2012 3:25 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:
 ok, i started over on my ovirt cluster here.  now that i have built a
new
 data center and modified my ovirtmgmt network (to be tagged as vlan
3200),
 if i try to edit the interface to create a bond, ovirtmgmt does not move
 to the right side so i can reassign it to the new bond interface, it
 disappears all together.

 so then i cancel.  i go back into the edit host networks window, and
this
 time i just assign my iscsi vlan to the other interface, check for
static
 on both, and then  click ok.  but ovirt deletes the ovirtmgmt interface
 off the node and i lose the node from the network.

 very strange the the ovirtmgmt network disappears :(

I have not tried any bonding.  What version are you running?  I don't
think I've ever actually tried to configure the ovirtmgmt network with
the GUI.  I would assume that it's supposed to work but I can't confirm
that.  I either manually configure it the way I want it on a plain
Fedora install or use the TUI on initial Node setup. I know there have
been fixes between 3.1 and the 3.2 alpha (3.1 just didn't work for me at
all).  Perhaps there were bonding problems that have been corrected.  If
you can, you might want to hang on to the logs (engine and vdsm) from
the time you tried to change the network config.

On 12/27/12 5:42 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:
 On 12/27/2012 6:10 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:
 On 12/27/12 2:57 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:

 On 12/27/2012 3:01 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:
 if someone could help me confirm, but it appear that i cannot
 co-populate tagged vlan on the same interface as ovirtmgmt?
 You can but you need to edit the ovirtmgmt network to make it tagged
 before adding a cluster to the datacenter.
 It tells me cannot edit management network.
 If there is already a cluster attached to the datacenter then you can't
 edit the ovirtmgmt network.  You may be able to create another
temporary
 datecenter, move your cluster, edit the network and then move the
 cluster back.  If you edit the network before adding a cluster and
hosts
 then it's easier.  I'm not sure you'll be able to move the cluster
 though.  I haven't tried that.  If you can't then you'll probably have
 to remove the hosts and cluster and add them back afterwards.  There
has
 been recent discussion about improving this situation so in the future
 this may not be a problem.

 for me it would really be better if i can share these 2 on same
 interface, but if i can't ill just have to live with it.

 can any one confirm this?

 thanks,
 jonathan



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Re: [Users] tagged vs untagged and sharing the interface

2012-12-27 Thread Kevin Maziere Aubry
Hi

You can have as many vlan as you want on the same interface.
Just create a new interface on the cluster with the required vlan set, and
associate it on each node on the cluster. Ovirtmgmt is attached by default
to an untagged interface, and you can add vlan and configure your switch
port in dual mode (native vlan on cisco ).So your physical interface will
handle ovirtmgmt on native vlan and others vlan on vlan interface on node.
Don't Forget to update ovirtmgmt interface when adding an interface to the
node, or ovirtmgmt will be in DHCP.

Kevin
Le 27 déc. 2012 21:01, Jonathan Horne jho...@skopos.us a écrit :

   if someone could help me confirm, but it appear that i cannot
 co-populate tagged vlan on the same interface as ovirtmgmt?

  for me it would really be better if i can share these 2 on same
 interface, but if i can't ill just have to live with it.

  can any one confirm this?

  thanks,
 jonathan

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Re: [Users] tagged vs untagged and sharing the interface

2012-12-27 Thread Jonathan Horne

On 12/27/12 2:57 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:


On 12/27/2012 3:01 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:
 if someone could help me confirm, but it appear that i cannot
 co-populate tagged vlan on the same interface as ovirtmgmt?

You can but you need to edit the ovirtmgmt network to make it tagged
before adding a cluster to the datacenter.

It tells me cannot edit management network.



 for me it would really be better if i can share these 2 on same
 interface, but if i can't ill just have to live with it.

 can any one confirm this?

 thanks,
 jonathan

 
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Re: [Users] tagged vs untagged and sharing the interface

2012-12-27 Thread Jeff Bailey


On 12/27/2012 6:10 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:

On 12/27/12 2:57 PM, Jeff Bailey bai...@cs.kent.edu wrote:


On 12/27/2012 3:01 PM, Jonathan Horne wrote:

if someone could help me confirm, but it appear that i cannot
co-populate tagged vlan on the same interface as ovirtmgmt?

You can but you need to edit the ovirtmgmt network to make it tagged
before adding a cluster to the datacenter.

It tells me cannot edit management network.


If there is already a cluster attached to the datacenter then you can't 
edit the ovirtmgmt network.  You may be able to create another temporary 
datecenter, move your cluster, edit the network and then move the 
cluster back.  If you edit the network before adding a cluster and hosts 
then it's easier.  I'm not sure you'll be able to move the cluster 
though.  I haven't tried that.  If you can't then you'll probably have 
to remove the hosts and cluster and add them back afterwards.  There has 
been recent discussion about improving this situation so in the future 
this may not be a problem.



for me it would really be better if i can share these 2 on same
interface, but if i can't ill just have to live with it.

can any one confirm this?

thanks,
jonathan


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