Hello Friends, Thanks for the reply. I discovered what my problem. My network was configured to disallow promiscous mode. I enabled it and managed to have external access. Thank you PS: I take this opportunity to clarify a doubt, the best? NFS or iSCSI? I have a storage on iSCSI for DATA, but I tried to make a Snapshot, and all communication went down. The Engine could not connect with the Host or Storage. Is that correct? 2015-09-13 2:41 GMT-03:00 Ido Barkan <ibarkan@redhat.com>:

Hi Rocha, This depends on the network configuration on you host, which can be configured from the engine. Can you please attach the contents of /var/lib/vdsm/persistence/netconf ? (it is a soft link for a directory tree of json files. Thanks, Ido

On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 8:56 PM, Rocha Neto <email@rochaneto.net> wrote:

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Hello friends, okay with you? I hope you are well.

I've tried to get in some mailing lists and could not. Did you could get me a question, or send me somewhere that I can study about?

I rode an environment with oVirt. I have the engine running on the IP xx.xx.xx.45 and Host with the IP xx.xx.xx.46.

Everything works fine, datacenter, cluster, host, storage (iSCSI). But when I create a VM, install CentOS for example. I can not access the network. I can not ping any address out. What should I do? Is there some setting I need to change?

The host has two interfaces eth0 and ovirtmgmt, all working perfectly well.

Could someone give me a light?

Thanks in advance!

Update:

I have /27 (Netmask 255.255.255.224) xx.xx.xx.45 engine xx.xx.xx.46 host (vdsm) ovirtmgmt bridge xx.xx.xx.33 is my gateway

Network of VM is: xx.xx.xx.52 xx.xx.xx.33 gw

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