Hi Benjamin, We were in the same stuation few month ago ;)
You have to create team/bond and attach cloud bridge to them. You have to name cloud bridge like : cloubr0, cloudbr1, cloudbrX For example for the management, (im using team instead of bond) : Create a team named teamMGMT Create a bridge named cloudbr0 Link teamMGMT with cloudbr0 (command "brctl show" is useful) Create a vlan with ID 133 Create a bridge named cloudbr0.133 Link vlan id 133 to cloudbr0.133 For guest network, juste create a trunk and link it to a cloud bridge named "cloudbr1". You will need to put the vlan range during the zone configuration. i advise to create the network config manually and avoid to use Network Manager. Tell me if you need more detail or config files. Best regards, N.B -----Message d'origine----- De : Benjamin Naber [mailto:[email protected]] Envoyé : vendredi 27 avril 2018 10:18 À : Cloudstack Mailinglist <[email protected]> Objet : KVM in Xenserver advanced networking environement Hi together, currently we have a cloudstack 4.10 environment with Xenserver and the following network configuration: Physical (Bond) Interfaces: 1 management -> untagged vlan for management / tagged vlan 133 for secondary storage. 2 guest -> tagged vlans 2000-2699 3 public -> tagged vlans 200-250 4 ISCSI -> untagged I am now on eval for using KVM in this environment. I am also new to KVM. My question is how do i have to setup the cloud bridges for using this network layout on KVM. And How do i have to name the cloudbridges in KVM ? Kind regards Ben
