Re: [Users] internal networks in Ovirt

Hello, I'll start with your second question because it's simpler to answer: the only way to configure multiple networks on one physical host interface in oVirt is if all networks are VLAN-tagged, except for at most one network which would then have to be marked as non-VM (AKA bridgeless). In cases like yours ovirtmgmt is usually configured to be non-VM (you can edit it from the networks main tab, for example), and then add other bridged networks to be used within the VMs and VLAN-tag them. As for your first question, I'll do my best to answer it, and hopefully others will correct me if I get anything wrong. Bridged networks are the default in oVirt. When you create a new logical network within the oVirt webadmin console, mark it as a VM network and attach it to a host (and presumably later to a VM) - a bridge is created on the host with the logical network's name. By internal networks, do you mean networks that are common to a host and to the VMs running on that host? If so, then this doesn't yet exist in oVirt, although the feature has been brought up and will probably be added sometime in the future (can't guarantee when though). I can think of a workaround, but it would require you to pin VMs to specific hosts, which is usually not something you'd wanna do when managing a virtual DC. Also, you might just connect to one VM from another on the same host (with a network that isn't defined as internal) and the traffic should be internal. If I'm not mistaken, NATing is not currently handled for you by oVirt; you would have to set it up manually on your network's default gateway or on your physical router. Other than that, if there's anything more specific you'd like to achieve, we'd be happy to help. Yours, Lior. On 06/10/13 16:45, subscription sites wrote: