Re: [ovirt-users] bondC is not accepted by ovirt-engine Was: Re: Hosted Engine Setup
On 06/02/15 12:00, Sandro Bonazzola wrote: > Il 02/02/2015 00:55, Michael Schefczyk ha scritto: >> Dear All, >> >> Tying hard to get a hosted engine setup using Centos 7, I remain stuck after >> many tries setting up the network. >> >> Enclosed please find (a) the ifconfig of the host called linuxhost1 and (b) >> screenshots of the network issue as seen from the hosted engine. >> >> - I have a "HostedEngine" on host "hosted_engine_1" as I did not change the >> defaults (Hosted Engine Network.pdf, page 1) >> >> - The host thinks that one of the logical networks defined is unreachable by >> the host (Hosted Engine Network.pdf, page 2) >> >> - The host actually has four NICs (linuxhost1 ifconfig.pdf): enps0s20f0 >> through f3. The latter two are part of bondC leading to brC with the address >> 192.168.25.30. The cables are connected to the other host of this two box >> setup. The first two NICs are part of bond0 leading to (a) ovirtmgmt with >> address 192.168.12.30 and (b) another VLAN for other purposes (br0.16). This >> does work well on linuxhost1, i.e. one can ping and surf outbound and ssh / >> tigervnc in via 192.168.12.30. I did name the major bridge ovirtmgmt after >> endless trying. Of course, linuxhost1 and the engine ovirt1 can ping each >> other with no difficulties whatsoever. >> >> - In the web interface of the hosted engine, however (Hosted Engine >> Network.pdf, page 3) the required network "ovirtmgmt" is initially not >> connected to bond0 (while it is in reality connected, as ifconfig shows). >> When dragging ovirtmtgt to the arrow pointing to bond0, it does not work. >> The error message is "Bad bond name, it must begin with the prefix 'bond' >> followed by a number." This is easy to understand, as bond0 is a combination >> of "bond" and the number zero. >> >> Please point me to the right direction. >> >> Thanks & Regards, >> > > > Looks like bondC is not supported by ovirt-engine, it's requiring bond[0-9]+. > Indeed, that's your problem. > >> Michael >> >> >> >> ___ >> 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
[ovirt-users] bondC is not accepted by ovirt-engine Was: Re: Hosted Engine Setup
Il 02/02/2015 00:55, Michael Schefczyk ha scritto: > Dear All, > > Tying hard to get a hosted engine setup using Centos 7, I remain stuck after > many tries setting up the network. > > Enclosed please find (a) the ifconfig of the host called linuxhost1 and (b) > screenshots of the network issue as seen from the hosted engine. > > - I have a "HostedEngine" on host "hosted_engine_1" as I did not change the > defaults (Hosted Engine Network.pdf, page 1) > > - The host thinks that one of the logical networks defined is unreachable by > the host (Hosted Engine Network.pdf, page 2) > > - The host actually has four NICs (linuxhost1 ifconfig.pdf): enps0s20f0 > through f3. The latter two are part of bondC leading to brC with the address > 192.168.25.30. The cables are connected to the other host of this two box > setup. The first two NICs are part of bond0 leading to (a) ovirtmgmt with > address 192.168.12.30 and (b) another VLAN for other purposes (br0.16). This > does work well on linuxhost1, i.e. one can ping and surf outbound and ssh / > tigervnc in via 192.168.12.30. I did name the major bridge ovirtmgmt after > endless trying. Of course, linuxhost1 and the engine ovirt1 can ping each > other with no difficulties whatsoever. > > - In the web interface of the hosted engine, however (Hosted Engine > Network.pdf, page 3) the required network "ovirtmgmt" is initially not > connected to bond0 (while it is in reality connected, as ifconfig shows). > When dragging ovirtmtgt to the arrow pointing to bond0, it does not work. The > error message is "Bad bond name, it must begin with the prefix 'bond' > followed by a number." This is easy to understand, as bond0 is a combination > of "bond" and the number zero. > > Please point me to the right direction. > > Thanks & Regards, > Looks like bondC is not supported by ovirt-engine, it's requiring bond[0-9]+. > Michael > > > > ___ > Users mailing list > Users@ovirt.org > http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users > -- Sandro Bonazzola Better technology. Faster innovation. Powered by community collaboration. See how it works at redhat.com ___ Users mailing list Users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users
