Re: Traffic on multiple network interfaces.

[Pearl d'Silva]

Hi,

I believe what you are seeing is similar to this issue: 
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/10316.

Regards,
Pearl


 


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Subject: Traffic on multiple network interfaces.

I have a CloudStack 4.19.1 KVM cluster.

I have two physical network interfaces configured in CloudStack as follows:

  * *Physical Network 1 (cloudbr0)*: Handles all general CloudStack
    traffic (VMs, Guest, Management, Public). This network has no tag.
  * *Physical Network 2 (cloudbr1)*: Handles primary storage traffic in
    CloudStack (NFS for qcow2 images). This network is tagged as “STO.”


All hosts have both network interfaces.
What I want to do is create a shared network to connect *Physical
Network 2* to a virtual router so that VMs associated with this virtual
router can reach the network behind *Physical Network 2*.

As shown in the video, when we try to add the shared network, the
offering corresponding to *Physical Network 2*, associated with the
"STO" tag, does not appear.

Video:

youtu.be

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🔗 https://youtu.be/o-NTlrbdCQE <https://youtu.be/o-NTlrbdCQE>