It will all work using different VLAN tags on the same physical nics. At least in 3.5.x
that’s the case, we don’t have a 3.4.x install so I can’t speak to that. You’ll want to
watch your NFS and migration traffic though. Make sure you don’t overrun the bandwidth for
management traffic or you’re going to have a bad day.
-Patrick
On Sep 14, 2015, at 10:08 AM, ccox(a)endlessnow.com wrote:
We have an oVirt environment that I inherited. One is running 3.4.0 and
one is running 3.5.0.
Seem in both cases the prior administrator stated that a dedicated VLAN
was necessary for oVirt mgmt. That is, we could not run multiple tagged
VLANs on a nic for a given oVirt host node.
Does any of this make sense? Is this true? Is it still true for more
contemporary versions of oVirt?
My problem is that our nodes are blades and I only have two physical nics
per blade. In our network for redundancy we need to have the two nics
have the same VLANs so that things failover ok. Which means we have to
share the oVirt mgmt network on the same wire. That's the ideal.
Currently we have a whole nic on the blade just for oVirt management. Is
this a requirement?
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