Hi Patrick, It seems the guest VLANs are not enabled on all inetrmittent switches between these clusters. Please check them on your physical switches.
Guest VLANs are common across entire zone and they must be enabled in all the switches which are part of that zone to allow guest VM communication. Thanks, Praveen Kumar, Founder, PSI Cloud Solutions On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 7:44 PM, Patrick Chevalley < patrick.cheval...@b-i.com> wrote: > Dear All, > > Is anyone experienced with a setup containing multiple Xen Pools and > Clusters, in an advanced network configuration? > I've got a vlan range for the private isolated networks, did configure all > switchports accordingly, but I still can't get a VM or a VR from the same > network, to communicate with another, when they're in two separated > clusters. > Is there some kind of limitations from the Xen Pool, blocking private > network traffic outside the pool? > > Everything works as expected when all instances are on the same cluster, > but not as soon as one goes to another cluster. > > Would really appreciate any hint, > Thanks in advance > Patrick >
