Re: [ovirt-users] question on VM

2014-09-24 Thread Bill Dossett 
In the end, I it was the network bonding of the pnics.  I changed from method 2 
to method 5 I think.  I haven't had time to read up on the methods to see which 
if any need additional configuration on the switch.  Changed to active/backup 
first and then it started working, then changed to 5 I think active load 
balancing and that also worked.  The 2 load balance option sounded similar to 
vmware's simplest 'works on everything' setup, which was why I tried that.  
Anyway, all good now
Thanks


-Original Message-
From: Lior Vernia [mailto:lver...@redhat.com]
Sent: 23 September 2014 19:44
To: Bill Dossett
Cc: users@ovirt.org
Subject: Re: [ovirt-users] question on VM

Hi Bill,

So without firewall you can ping interfaces inside the cluster but nothing 
outside? Could it be that your DHCP server is allocating internal network 
addresses and you need to configure NAT?

Yours, Lior.

On 23/09/14 08:45, Bill Dossett wrote:
> In the absence of any comment and continued testing I have found that
> I can ping the host network IP that the VM is running on... and the host
> can ping the VM.  So it would appear that nothing is wrong with the
> VM... I could only ping the host from the VM once I stopped iptables, so
> the firewall was stopping that.  But I still can't ping outside of the
> host or ping the VM from elsewhere... and the VM continues to get an IP
> address from the DHCP server without issue.  I have gone back to my
> networks and checked them thoroughly and can't see any issues, I have
> migrated the VM from one host to another and the condition persists in
> that it can ping the host that it is running on and the host can ping
> it (providing  I turn off the firewall)  numerous reboots etc and no
> change.  L
>
>
>
> *From:*users-boun...@ovirt.org [mailto:users-boun...@ovirt.org] *On
> Behalf Of *Bill Dossett
> *Sent:* 22 September 2014 16:07
> *To:* users@ovirt.org
> *Subject:* [ovirt-users] question on VM
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I am creating my first ovirt VM from a windows 2008 R2 iso.
>
>
>
> After setting it all up, loading the drivers etc it looks fine, but it
> seems like it has no network connectivity.  This is odd as it is
> obtaining a DHCP address and it looks like it can browse for other
> windows systems on the network.  But I can't ping it, it can't ping
> out and I can't remote desktop into it.  Normally this sounds like a
> firewall problem, but I disabled that immediately.  It is using the
> virtio driver.  It is connected to the default network ovirtmgmt which
> has a dhcp server on it.  Ovirt-engine says the interface is up and
> connected and windows thinks it is connected to an unknown network
> with out internet access.  I can't ping the default gateway from the
> VM console.  Seems silly, but I've kind of run out of things to try on
> this now.  I am using VLAN tagging on the ovirt-engine network side of
> things and it is plugged into a trunked port...  but I wouldn't think
> that has anything to do  with the VM itself as I am not doing anything
> with VLANs on the VM itself, it is just connected to it.  All the host
> network/interfaces are pingable in the cluster as well.
>
>
>
> Thanks if anyone has any ideas what I might be looking for.
>
>
>
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>
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Re: [ovirt-users] question on VM

2014-09-23 Thread Lior Vernia 
Hi Bill,

So without firewall you can ping interfaces inside the cluster but
nothing outside? Could it be that your DHCP server is allocating
internal network addresses and you need to configure NAT?

Yours, Lior.

On 23/09/14 08:45, Bill Dossett wrote:
> In the absence of any comment and continued testing I have found that I
> can ping the host network IP that the VM is running on… and the host can
> ping the VM.  So it would appear that nothing is wrong with the VM… I
> could only ping the host from the VM once I stopped iptables, so the
> firewall was stopping that.  But I still can’t ping outside of the host
> or ping the VM from elsewhere… and the VM continues to get an IP address
> from the DHCP server without issue.  I have gone back to my networks and
> checked them thoroughly and can’t see any issues, I have migrated the VM
> from one host to another and the condition persists in that it can ping
> the host that it is running on and the host can ping it (providing  I
> turn off the firewall)  numerous reboots etc and no change.  L
> 
>  
> 
> *From:*users-boun...@ovirt.org [mailto:users-boun...@ovirt.org] *On
> Behalf Of *Bill Dossett
> *Sent:* 22 September 2014 16:07
> *To:* users@ovirt.org
> *Subject:* [ovirt-users] question on VM
> 
>  
> 
> Hi,
> 
>  
> 
> I am creating my first ovirt VM from a windows 2008 R2 iso.
> 
>  
> 
> After setting it all up, loading the drivers etc it looks fine, but it
> seems like it has no network connectivity.  This is odd as it is
> obtaining a DHCP address and it looks like it can browse for other
> windows systems on the network.  But I can’t ping it, it can’t ping out
> and I can’t remote desktop into it.  Normally this sounds like a
> firewall problem, but I disabled that immediately.  It is using the
> virtio driver.  It is connected to the default network ovirtmgmt which
> has a dhcp server on it.  Ovirt-engine says the interface is up and
> connected and windows thinks it is connected to an unknown network with
> out internet access.  I can’t ping the default gateway from the VM
> console.  Seems silly, but I’ve kind of run out of things to try on this
> now.  I am using VLAN tagging on the ovirt-engine network side of things
> and it is plugged into a trunked port…  but I wouldn’t think that has
> anything to do  with the VM itself as I am not doing anything with VLANs
> on the VM itself, it is just connected to it.  All the host
> network/interfaces are pingable in the cluster as well.
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks if anyone has any ideas what I might be looking for.
> 
>  
> 
> *Bill Dossett*
> 
> *Virtualisation Architect*
> 
> *Pitney Bowes – Tech Central*
> 
> 6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
> 
> Watford, WD25 7GS
> 
> Phone(+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
> 
> Mobile(+44) (0)7775 908612
> 
> bill.doss...@pb.com <mailto:bill.doss...@pb.com>
> 
> www.pb.com <http://www.pb.com/>
> 
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> 
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Re: [ovirt-users] question on VM

2014-09-23 Thread Bill Dossett 
In the absence of any comment and continued testing I have found that I can 
ping the host network IP that the VM is running on... and the host can ping the 
VM.  So it would appear that nothing is wrong with the VM... I could only ping 
the host from the VM once I stopped iptables, so the firewall was stopping 
that.  But I still can't ping outside of the host or ping the VM from 
elsewhere... and the VM continues to get an IP address from the DHCP server 
without issue.  I have gone back to my networks and checked them thoroughly and 
can't see any issues, I have migrated the VM from one host to another and the 
condition persists in that it can ping the host that it is running on and the 
host can ping it (providing  I turn off the firewall)  numerous reboots etc and 
no change.  :(


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Re: [ovirt-users] question on VM

2014-09-22 Thread Bill Dossett 
In the absence of any comment and continued testing I have found that I can 
ping the host network IP that the VM is running on... and the host can ping the 
VM.  So it would appear that nothing is wrong with the VM... I could only ping 
the host from the VM once I stopped iptables, so the firewall was stopping 
that.  But I still can't ping outside of the host or ping the VM from 
elsewhere... and the VM continues to get an IP address from the DHCP server 
without issue.  I have gone back to my networks and checked them thoroughly and 
can't see any issues, I have migrated the VM from one host to another and the 
condition persists in that it can ping the host that it is running on and the 
host can ping it (providing  I turn off the firewall)  numerous reboots etc and 
no change.  :(

From: users-boun...@ovirt.org [mailto:users-boun...@ovirt.org] On Behalf Of 
Bill Dossett
Sent: 22 September 2014 16:07
To: users@ovirt.org
Subject: [ovirt-users] question on VM

Hi,

I am creating my first ovirt VM from a windows 2008 R2 iso.

After setting it all up, loading the drivers etc it looks fine, but it seems 
like it has no network connectivity.  This is odd as it is obtaining a DHCP 
address and it looks like it can browse for other windows systems on the 
network.  But I can't ping it, it can't ping out and I can't remote desktop 
into it.  Normally this sounds like a firewall problem, but I disabled that 
immediately.  It is using the virtio driver.  It is connected to the default 
network ovirtmgmt which has a dhcp server on it.  Ovirt-engine says the 
interface is up and connected and windows thinks it is connected to an unknown 
network with out internet access.  I can't ping the default gateway from the VM 
console.  Seems silly, but I've kind of run out of things to try on this now.  
I am using VLAN tagging on the ovirt-engine network side of things and it is 
plugged into a trunked port...  but I wouldn't think that has anything to do  
with the VM itself as I am not doing anything with VLANs on the VM itself, it 
is just connected to it.  All the host network/interfaces are pingable in the 
cluster as well.

Thanks if anyone has any ideas what I might be looking for.

Bill Dossett
Virtualisation Architect

Pitney Bowes - Tech Central
6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
Watford, WD25 7GS

Phone (+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
Mobile (+44) (0)7775 908612

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[ovirt-users] question on VM

2014-09-22 Thread Bill Dossett 
Hi,

I am creating my first ovirt VM from a windows 2008 R2 iso.

After setting it all up, loading the drivers etc it looks fine, but it seems 
like it has no network connectivity.  This is odd as it is obtaining a DHCP 
address and it looks like it can browse for other windows systems on the 
network.  But I can't ping it, it can't ping out and I can't remote desktop 
into it.  Normally this sounds like a firewall problem, but I disabled that 
immediately.  It is using the virtio driver.  It is connected to the default 
network ovirtmgmt which has a dhcp server on it.  Ovirt-engine says the 
interface is up and connected and windows thinks it is connected to an unknown 
network with out internet access.  I can't ping the default gateway from the VM 
console.  Seems silly, but I've kind of run out of things to try on this now.  
I am using VLAN tagging on the ovirt-engine network side of things and it is 
plugged into a trunked port...  but I wouldn't think that has anything to do  
with the VM itself as I am not doing anything with VLANs on the VM itself, it 
is just connected to it.  All the host network/interfaces are pingable in the 
cluster as well.

Thanks if anyone has any ideas what I might be looking for.

Bill Dossett
Virtualisation Architect

Pitney Bowes - Tech Central
6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
Watford, WD25 7GS

Phone (+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
Mobile (+44) (0)7775 908612

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