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Hi - I am a complete newb at Ovirt, but have setup my Ovirt manager and a h=
ost and connected them together.
I am basically looking to replicate in my lab with Ovirt what a simple VMwa=
re installation is doing.
I would like a single network or in vmware terms a vswitch, with two networ=
k cards in the node, both connected to trunked ports so that I can create p=
ort groups with different vlans, one for management, and one for VMs and po=
ssibly a DMZ vlan.
I have tried bonding the network interfaces, but there is also a bridge opt=
ion and I don't know what that does. I have read the ovirt docs on bonded =
interfaces and they are a little bit terse to actually get me started on th=
is.
If there is a better guide, or simple explanation to get me over this hurdl=
e I would appreciate it. Sorry for all the vmware terms as well, but I hav=
e worked with vmware for many years and it's the only virtual environment I=
know really well - but with their pricing models, I really need to start l=
ooking around now!
Thanks very much!
Bill Dossett
Virtualisation Architect
Pitney Bowes - Tech Central
6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
Watford, WD25 7GS
Phone (+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
Mobile (+44) (0)7775 908612
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On Wed, 2014-09-10 at 10:23 +0000, Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi – I am a complete newb at Ovirt, but have setup my Ovirt manager
and a host and connected them together.
I am basically looking to replicate in my lab with Ovirt what a simple
VMware installation is doing.
I would like a single network or in vmware terms a vswitch, with two
network cards in the node, both connected to trunked ports so that I
can create port groups with different vlans, one for management, and
one for VMs and possibly a DMZ vlan.
I have tried bonding the network interfaces, but there is also a
bridge option and I don’t know what that does. I have read the ovirt
docs on bonded interfaces and they are a little bit terse to actually
get me started on this.
If there is a better guide, or simple explanation to get me over this
hurdle I would appreciate it. Sorry for all the vmware terms as well,
but I have worked with vmware for many years and it’s the only virtual
environment I know really well – but with their pricing models, I
really need to start looking around now!
Thanks very much!
Bill Dossett
Virtualisation Architect
Pitney Bowes – Tech Central
6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
Watford, WD25 7GS
Phone(+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
Mobile(+44) (0)7775 908612
bill.dossett(a)pb.com
www.pb.com
In Engineering?Raise a ticket via Remedy Anywhere [HERE]takes less
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Hi Bill,
have you read this?
http://www.ovirt.org/Bonding_VLAN_Bridge
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1:40 p.m.
On 09/10/2014 01:23 PM, Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi – I am a complete newb at Ovirt, but have setup my Ovirt manager
and
a host and connected them together.
I am basically looking to replicate in my lab with Ovirt what a simple
VMware installation is doing.
I would like a single network or in vmware terms a vswitch, with two
network cards in the node, both connected to trunked ports so that I can
create port groups with different vlans, one for management, and one for
VMs and possibly a DMZ vlan.
I have tried bonding the network interfaces, but there is also a bridge
option and I don’t know what that does. I have read the ovirt docs on
bonded interfaces and they are a little bit terse to actually get me
started on this.
bonding them where? from the hosts or from the gui?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EMrqQR-f3w (around 1:30 minutes from start)
If there is a better guide, or simple explanation to get me over this
hurdle I would appreciate it. Sorry for all the vmware terms as well,
but I have worked with vmware for many years and it’s the only virtual
environment I know really well – but with their pricing models, I really
need to start looking around now!
Thanks very much!
*Bill Dossett*
*Virtualisation Architect*
*Pitney Bowes – Tech Central***
6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
Watford, WD25 7GS
Phone(+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
Mobile(+44) (0)7775 908612
bill.dossett(a)pb.com <mailto:bill.dossett@pb.com>
www.pb.com <http://www.pb.com/>
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1:43 p.m.
Hi, thanks for the response.. I have only worked with the GUI on the host so far, but I am
will watch this and also the previous posters pointer - I will obviously have to start
working with the hosts and config files sooner or later and I have worked with Linux for
many years, so should be too hard to get rolling, thanks again.
-----Original Message-----
From: Itamar Heim [mailto:iheim@redhat.com]
Sent: 10 September 2014 11:40
To: Bill Dossett; users(a)ovirt.org
Subject: Re: [ovirt-users] Question on network and boding I think!
On 09/10/2014 01:23 PM, Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi - I am a complete newb at Ovirt, but have setup my Ovirt manager
and a host and connected them together.
I am basically looking to replicate in my lab with Ovirt what a simple
VMware installation is doing.
I would like a single network or in vmware terms a vswitch, with two
network cards in the node, both connected to trunked ports so that I
can create port groups with different vlans, one for management, and
one for VMs and possibly a DMZ vlan.
I have tried bonding the network interfaces, but there is also a
bridge option and I don't know what that does. I have read the ovirt
docs on bonded interfaces and they are a little bit terse to actually
get me started on this.
bonding them where? from the hosts or from the gui?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EMrqQR-f3w (around 1:30 minutes from start)
If there is a better guide, or simple explanation to get me over this
hurdle I would appreciate it. Sorry for all the vmware terms as well,
but I have worked with vmware for many years and it's the only virtual
environment I know really well - but with their pricing models, I
really need to start looking around now!
Thanks very much!
*Bill Dossett*
*Virtualisation Architect*
*Pitney Bowes - Tech Central***
6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
Watford, WD25 7GS
Phone(+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
Mobile(+44) (0)7775 908612
bill.dossett(a)pb.com <mailto:bill.dossett@pb.com>
www.pb.com <http://www.pb.com/>
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1:52 p.m.
On 09/10/2014 01:43 PM, Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi, thanks for the response.. I have only worked with the GUI on the
host so far, but I am will watch this and also the previous posters pointer - I will
obviously have to start working with the hosts and config files sooner or later and I have
worked with Linux for many years, so should be too hard to get rolling, thanks again.
well, my hope is you won't have to fiddle with the host, rather should
be able to do all of this from the gui.
a bridge should be auto created if you attach a network which is a "vm
network".
bridge is required for vm connectivity, but incurs overhead, so for
management/storage/migration networks you can avoid it in some cases.
-----Original Message-----
From: Itamar Heim [mailto:iheim@redhat.com]
Sent: 10 September 2014 11:40
To: Bill Dossett; users(a)ovirt.org
Subject: Re: [ovirt-users] Question on network and boding I think!
On 09/10/2014 01:23 PM, Bill Dossett wrote:
> Hi - I am a complete newb at Ovirt, but have setup my Ovirt manager
> and a host and connected them together.
>
> I am basically looking to replicate in my lab with Ovirt what a simple
> VMware installation is doing.
>
> I would like a single network or in vmware terms a vswitch, with two
> network cards in the node, both connected to trunked ports so that I
> can create port groups with different vlans, one for management, and
> one for VMs and possibly a DMZ vlan.
>
> I have tried bonding the network interfaces, but there is also a
> bridge option and I don't know what that does. I have read the ovirt
> docs on bonded interfaces and they are a little bit terse to actually
> get me started on this.
bonding them where? from the hosts or from the gui?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EMrqQR-f3w (around 1:30 minutes from start)
>
> If there is a better guide, or simple explanation to get me over this
> hurdle I would appreciate it. Sorry for all the vmware terms as well,
> but I have worked with vmware for many years and it's the only virtual
> environment I know really well - but with their pricing models, I
> really need to start looking around now!
>
> Thanks very much!
>
> *Bill Dossett*
>
> *Virtualisation Architect*
>
> *Pitney Bowes - Tech Central***
>
> 6 Hercules Way, 600 Leavesden Park
>
> Watford, WD25 7GS
>
> Phone(+44) (0)1923 279353 | VOIP: 54739353
>
> Mobile(+44) (0)7775 908612
>
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>
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