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Posted to users@cloudstack.apache.org by caowei <ca...@travelsky.com> on 2013/09/12 17:02:43 UTC
CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
In cloudstack 4.0.1 with vmware vsphere 5 as the hypervisor, I create a shared network use default shared network offering.
when I create a vm in this shared network , the vrouter be created at first, and the vrouter will be assigned 2 IP address . The firtst is in the VLAN A which is for guest network, and the second is in the VLAN B which is for the management network( locallink network) , and my CS management server is in the VLAN C. Then I find that the mgmt server cannot communicate with the vrouter by the management network. The vrouter is in a starting status and the VM cannot be created.
Then I login the vrouter and I find that the default gateway is set the VLAN A's gateway, and the VLAN B's IP address not have a gateway. So my mgmt server can't connect to the vrouter.
So what can I do to let my mgmt server connect to the vrouter?
Re: Re: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
Posted by caowei <ca...@travelsky.com>.
This is a new installation, and the vRouter is the first vrouter of the first shared network. I confirm that the vrouter only have a default gateway in guest network, and the IP address in the management network have no gateway at all.
From: Kirk Kosinski
Date: 2013-09-14 15:45
To: users
CC: caowei
Subject: Re: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
Is this a new or existing installation? If there are existing
functional virtual routers, how does the routing table compare to the
broken one? Does the broken virtual router at least have a management
IP in the correct range (the range configured for the pod)? Did you try
a stop/start of the virtual router, or destroy/recreate it?
System VMs on shared networks will use the guest network as the default
gateway, but IIRC they will also be configured with a static route on
the management network to the network of the management server. Is the
"host" parameter in Global Settings correctly configured to the IP of
the management server or a load balancer for a cluster of management
servers?
Best regards,
Kirk
On 09/13/2013 05:01 PM, caowei wrote:
> I confirmed that my VLAN B can reach VLAN C, and VLAN C also can reach VLAN B .But the problem is that there is no gateway be set for VLAN B in vRouter, there is only a default gateway for VLAN A, So the VLAN B ip address can't be reached from VLAN C and any other VLANs.
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> You know if the management server can't connect to vrouter's management ip address(in VLAN B), the vrouter can't be running status.
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> From: Sanjeev Neelarapu
> Date: 2013-09-13 13:33
> To: users@cloudstack.apache.org; caow
> Subject: RE: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
> Hi,
>
> In shared network VR does not act as a gateway for any of the network. So your network infrastructure has to take care of the reachability from one vlan to another vlan. i.e. on your gateway make sure that you have a route to reach from Vlan B to Vlan C
>
> Thanks,
> Sanjeev
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: caowei [mailto:caow@travelsky.com]
> Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:33 PM
> To: users
> Subject: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
>
> In cloudstack 4.0.1 with vmware vsphere 5 as the hypervisor, I create a shared network use default shared network offering.
>
> when I create a vm in this shared network , the vrouter be created at first, and the vrouter will be assigned 2 IP address . The firtst is in the VLAN A which is for guest network, and the second is in the VLAN B which is for the management network( locallink network) , and my CS management server is in the VLAN C. Then I find that the mgmt server cannot communicate with the vrouter by the management network. The vrouter is in a starting status and the VM cannot be created.
>
> Then I login the vrouter and I find that the default gateway is set the VLAN A's gateway, and the VLAN B's IP address not have a gateway. So my mgmt server can't connect to the vrouter.
>
> So what can I do to let my mgmt server connect to the vrouter?
>
Re: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management
network
Posted by Kirk Kosinski <ki...@gmail.com>.
Is this a new or existing installation? If there are existing
functional virtual routers, how does the routing table compare to the
broken one? Does the broken virtual router at least have a management
IP in the correct range (the range configured for the pod)? Did you try
a stop/start of the virtual router, or destroy/recreate it?
System VMs on shared networks will use the guest network as the default
gateway, but IIRC they will also be configured with a static route on
the management network to the network of the management server. Is the
"host" parameter in Global Settings correctly configured to the IP of
the management server or a load balancer for a cluster of management
servers?
Best regards,
Kirk
On 09/13/2013 05:01 PM, caowei wrote:
> I confirmed that my VLAN B can reach VLAN C, and VLAN C also can reach VLAN B .But the problem is that there is no gateway be set for VLAN B in vRouter, there is only a default gateway for VLAN A, So the VLAN B ip address can't be reached from VLAN C and any other VLANs.
>
> You know if the management server can't connect to vrouter's management ip address(in VLAN B), the vrouter can't be running status.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> From: Sanjeev Neelarapu
> Date: 2013-09-13 13:33
> To: users@cloudstack.apache.org; caow
> Subject: RE: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
> Hi,
>
> In shared network VR does not act as a gateway for any of the network. So your network infrastructure has to take care of the reachability from one vlan to another vlan. i.e. on your gateway make sure that you have a route to reach from Vlan B to Vlan C
>
> Thanks,
> Sanjeev
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: caowei [mailto:caow@travelsky.com]
> Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:33 PM
> To: users
> Subject: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
>
> In cloudstack 4.0.1 with vmware vsphere 5 as the hypervisor, I create a shared network use default shared network offering.
>
> when I create a vm in this shared network , the vrouter be created at first, and the vrouter will be assigned 2 IP address . The firtst is in the VLAN A which is for guest network, and the second is in the VLAN B which is for the management network( locallink network) , and my CS management server is in the VLAN C. Then I find that the mgmt server cannot communicate with the vrouter by the management network. The vrouter is in a starting status and the VM cannot be created.
>
> Then I login the vrouter and I find that the default gateway is set the VLAN A's gateway, and the VLAN B's IP address not have a gateway. So my mgmt server can't connect to the vrouter.
>
> So what can I do to let my mgmt server connect to the vrouter?
>
Re: RE: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
Posted by caowei <ca...@travelsky.com>.
I confirmed that my VLAN B can reach VLAN C, and VLAN C also can reach VLAN B .But the problem is that there is no gateway be set for VLAN B in vRouter, there is only a default gateway for VLAN A, So the VLAN B ip address can't be reached from VLAN C and any other VLANs.
You know if the management server can't connect to vrouter's management ip address(in VLAN B), the vrouter can't be running status.
From: Sanjeev Neelarapu
Date: 2013-09-13 13:33
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org; caow
Subject: RE: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
Hi,
In shared network VR does not act as a gateway for any of the network. So your network infrastructure has to take care of the reachability from one vlan to another vlan. i.e. on your gateway make sure that you have a route to reach from Vlan B to Vlan C
Thanks,
Sanjeev
-----Original Message-----
From: caowei [mailto:caow@travelsky.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:33 PM
To: users
Subject: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
In cloudstack 4.0.1 with vmware vsphere 5 as the hypervisor, I create a shared network use default shared network offering.
when I create a vm in this shared network , the vrouter be created at first, and the vrouter will be assigned 2 IP address . The firtst is in the VLAN A which is for guest network, and the second is in the VLAN B which is for the management network( locallink network) , and my CS management server is in the VLAN C. Then I find that the mgmt server cannot communicate with the vrouter by the management network. The vrouter is in a starting status and the VM cannot be created.
Then I login the vrouter and I find that the default gateway is set the VLAN A's gateway, and the VLAN B's IP address not have a gateway. So my mgmt server can't connect to the vrouter.
So what can I do to let my mgmt server connect to the vrouter?
RE: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management
network
Posted by Sanjeev Neelarapu <sa...@citrix.com>.
Hi,
In shared network VR does not act as a gateway for any of the network. So your network infrastructure has to take care of the reachability from one vlan to another vlan. i.e. on your gateway make sure that you have a route to reach from Vlan B to Vlan C
Thanks,
Sanjeev
-----Original Message-----
From: caowei [mailto:caow@travelsky.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:33 PM
To: users
Subject: CS Mgmt Server can't connect to virtual router by management network
In cloudstack 4.0.1 with vmware vsphere 5 as the hypervisor, I create a shared network use default shared network offering.
when I create a vm in this shared network , the vrouter be created at first, and the vrouter will be assigned 2 IP address . The firtst is in the VLAN A which is for guest network, and the second is in the VLAN B which is for the management network( locallink network) , and my CS management server is in the VLAN C. Then I find that the mgmt server cannot communicate with the vrouter by the management network. The vrouter is in a starting status and the VM cannot be created.
Then I login the vrouter and I find that the default gateway is set the VLAN A's gateway, and the VLAN B's IP address not have a gateway. So my mgmt server can't connect to the vrouter.
So what can I do to let my mgmt server connect to the vrouter?