On 2-10-2014 23:05, Morgan McLean wrote: > I'm actually having issues across the board...maybe its because I'm > going against the design ideals but I was told that in order to use > the local storage on the box and sacrifice VM migration capabilities, > all machines had to be in their own datacenter. Pain point number one. > For reference: http://www.ovirt.org/OVirt_Administration_Guide
> Second pain point is adding additional networks aside from the initial > management network doesn't seem to be very intuitive. I'm a network > engineer for a living...and I can't figure it out. > See below > Third pain point is ovirt management UI requires a restart semi > frequently due to crashing. > Don't know about your version and whether you have a dedicated or a hosted-engine setup but in my case I have both types running and don't experience any crashes, running a dedicated 3.4.3 engine(s) > I added the network under the networks tab, but I noticed it doesn't > ask any interface questions (ok, it could technically attempt arp on > all interfaces like a citrix netscaler). I notice theres no ifconfig > changes on the host. I also notice that the other interface has a > bridge named exactly as the management name in the UI; ovirtmgmt, > which is bridged to eth0. Sofar everything OK > OK, so I create a bridge called utility (my network name) and mapped > it to a vlan tagged interface I had setup on eth1.21. Everything looks > identical to how ovirt setup the initial network. The interface itself > works, I can see things on the network etc. Traffic passes. > Not needed. If you have created your networks then goto to the hosts tab, select your host, select the Network Interfaces tab and hit Setup Host Networks. You'll get a window where you can drag and drop your defined networks to an interface and define properties for them. > Trying to run the VM results in errors because its failing network > filters, says it doesn't exist etc. All I want to do, is create a VM > with some memory, some disk, with a nic on a network, across > individual machines. My PXE provisioning will take over from there. > Whats the best way to do this? Sorry for all the questions -- your > guys' response is great, and I really appreciate the help thus far. > I use theForeman for that and it works perfectly. No problem with the questions, oVirt tries to solve a complex problem and sometimes its easy to forget that one had the same problems a whole while back :-) Joop _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users