-- Hello, I have to install OSO with dedicated HW nodes for one of my customer.
Current cluster is placed in VLAN (for the sake of this question) called: VLAN_A The Customer's nodes have to be place in another vlan: VLAN_B Now the question, what ports and routes I have to setup to get this to work? The assumption is that traffic between vlans is filtered by default. Now, what I already did: I had opened the ports with accordance to documentation, then scaled up the cluster (ansible playbook). >From the first sight , everything was working fine. Nodes had been ready. I can deploy simple pod (eg. hello-openshift). But I can't reach te service. During S2I process, pushing into registry is ending with information "no route to host". I've checked this out, and for nodes placed in VLAN_A (the same one as registry and router) everything works fine. The problem is in the traffic between VLANs A <-> B. I can't reach any IP of services of deployed pods on newly added nodes. Thus, traffic between pods over service-subnet is not allow. Question is what should I open? Whole 172.30.0.0/16 between those 2 vlans, or dedicated rules to /from registry, router , metrics and so on ? -- Ł.S.
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