Hi,
Yes, this is a typical sign of a misconfigured network. Make sure both
hypervisors have an identical network configuration and you have trunked
the required vlans on their respective switch ports.
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On 2022-04-07 07:43, Midhun Jose wrote:
Hi @All,
I'm using Cloudstack 4.16.1 with XCP-ng Cluster having 2 hosts.I am
facing issue When virtual router is created on host 1 and a guest VM
that uses that virtual router is created on host 2. there is no
connectivity from VM and the VR.
(refer the screenshot attached.)But when both virtual router and guest
VM are created on the same host everything works like normal.Did I miss
something on configuring the network?
Best Regards,
Midhun Jose
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