Dear all,
thanks a lot for your support.
In the end, I was using the wrong bonding options when reinstalling centos8.
My centos7 hosts were installed years ago and in the meanwhile I
installed other infrastructures with different bonding options... and I
got confused.
Everything is solved.
Andrea
On 09/08/2021 09:58, Andrea Chierici wrote:
Can anyone please help? I have really no clue on this issue.
Thanks,
Andrea
On 06/08/2021 11:20, Andrea Chierici wrote:
> Dear all,
> I've been using ovirt for at least 6 years and only lately I've
> stepped into a weird problem that I hope someone will be able to give
> help.
>
> My hardware is:
> - blade lenovo for hosts, with dual switch
> - dell equallogic for iscsi storage, directly connected to the blade
> switches
> - The two host network cards are configured with bonding and all the
> vlans are accessed from it (mtu 9000)
> - all the hosts and ovirt engine have firewalld service disabled)
>
> My engine is hosted on a separate vmware vm (I will evaluate the self
> hosted engine later...). I want to stress the fact that for years
> this setup worked smoothly without any significant issue (and all the
> minor updates were completed flawlessly).
>
> A few weeks ago I started the update from the rock solid 4.3 to the
> latest 4.4.7. I began with the manager, following the docs,
> installing a new centos8 vm and importing the backup: everything went
> smootly and I was able to get access to the manager without any
> problem, all the machines still there :)
> I then began updating the hosts, from centos7 to centos8 stream, one
> by one.
> Immediately I noticed network issues, with the VMs hosted on the
> first updated host. Migrating VMs from centos8 host to other centos8
> quite often fails, but the main issue is this: *if I start one of the
> VMs on the centos8 host, they have no network connectivity. If I
> migrate them to a centos7 hosts the network starts to work, and if I
> migrate the VMs back to the centos8 host, the network keeps working.*
> I am puzzled and can't understand what's going on. Generally speaking
> all the centos8 hosts (I have 6 in my cluster, and now 3 are centos8
> while the rest is still centos7) seem to be very unstable, meaning
> that the VMs they host are quite often showing network issues and
> temporary glitches.
>
> Can someone give a hint on how to solve this weird issue?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Andrea
>
>
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