Yes Ronald,

That sounds like you've got it. Remember the CloudStack mgmt. server needs to 
be able to communicate with the secondary storage, so the secondary storage 
needs to be in the same subnet as the CloudStack mgmt. server and reachable 
through eth1 or you need routing in place to allow the communication between 
subnets.

Regards,

Paul Angus
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-----Original Message-----
From: ronald higgins [mailto:ronald.higg...@gmail.com]
Sent: 18 April 2013 10:30
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org
Subject: Re: Advice::Cloudstack Configuration for Seperate Storage interface

Thanks Paul.

I does somewhat, although it feels like the rabbit hole got deeper :)

What I've taken away from the above and is applicable to my setup is that:

Before the CS Installation on the Physical Hosts i'll need to:

A.) Create bridge Cloudbr0-mgmt-guest for the management and guest traffic on 
eth0
B.) Create bridge Cloudbr1-storage for the storage traffic (primary and
secondary) on eth1

During CS Advanced Wizard:

I'll have to assign MGMT & Guest Traffic to Physical Network 1 and label them 
accordingly.
Assign Storage to the Physical Network 2 and label it accordingly

In the Storage Network Assignment give CS a range of IP's that will be sitting 
on the same network as the storage (192.168.251.0)

Does this sound vaguely correct and as if I'm on the correct path?

Regards

Ronald
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