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[GitHub] [cloudstack] richardlawley opened a new issue #3352: 4.11.2 HA VRs with Second Public NIC do not get constant MAC

richardlawley opened a new issue #3352: 4.11.2 HA VRs with Second Public NIC do not get constant MAC
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/3352
 
 
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   ##### ISSUE TYPE
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    * Bug Report
   
   ##### COMPONENT NAME
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   VRs
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   ##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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   4.11.2
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   ##### CONFIGURATION
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   XenServer 6.5, Advanced Networking
   
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   ##### SUMMARY
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   When an advanced network has multiple public interfaces, the second (and subsequent) interfaces do not have the same MAC address on both VRs.  This means that after a failover, connectivity with the IPs on the second+ ranges is interrupted until the ARP entry times out.
   
   ##### STEPS TO REPRODUCE
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   1.  Create zone with 2 or more public IP ranges
   2.  Create an advanced network, allocate IPs until you get IPs from both networks (or use the database to assign a specific IP)
   3.  Create a VM and assign a Static NAT IP to the IP from the second range
   4.  Log into both VRs, compare the MAC addresses of eth2 and eth3 on both VRs
   
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   ##### EXPECTED RESULTS
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   MAC addresses for eth3 should be the same on both VRs
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   ##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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   MAC addresses for eth3 are different.
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