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Hi,
FAQ type of question.
If virtmgmt is assigned to bond0, which is composed of eth0 and eth1, what is the best way
to "unbundle" eth1 from bond0?
Will
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sans-serif;font-size:10pt">Hi,<br><br>FAQ type of
question.<br><br>If virtmgmt is assigned to bond0, which is composed of eth0
and eth1, what is the best way to "unbundle" eth1 from
bond0?<br><br>Will<br></div></body></html>
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2:55 a.m.
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 03:17:22PM -0800, William Kwan wrote:
Hi,
FAQ type of question.
If virtmgmt is assigned to bond0, which is composed of eth0 and eth1, what is the best
way to "unbundle" eth1 from bond0?
I'd say:
- Move the host to maintanence, so it runs no VMs and does not play SPM
role.
- Use the Setup Network dialog to brake the bond and define ovirtmgmt
directly on top of eth0. The Engine/Vdsm connection should survive
this kind of change (unlike a change of management address or vlan).
If the host uses a special storage domain, or is not SPM, you could even
do that while VMs are running.
4:49 p.m.
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Thanks a lot!=A0 It is a good pointer, it is working.=A0 =0A=0AI'm not sure=
this is a dumb error from a new user.=A0 When I change the network configu=
ration on the first system, I checked the "save network configuration". It =
didnt' work and dropped the connection to the system. =0A=0A1. I had both s=
ystems in maintenance mode=0A2. from "hosts", picked one of the system,
"se=
tup host networks"=0A3. Right clicked on eth1, "Remove eth0 from
Bond"=0A4.=
at this point, ovirtmgmt was on the right hand side listed as "Unassigned =
Logical networks"=0A5. I dragged it back to assign it to eth0=0A6. checked =
save network configuration=0A6. clicked OK and connection is dropped=0A=0AO=
dd... ON the console, I saw the followings=0Abonding: unable to remove non-=
existent slave eth0 for bond bond0.=0Abonding: unable to remove non-existen=
t slave eth1 for bond bond0.=0A=0A`/etc/init.d/network restart` and I got b=
ond0 back.=A0 I redo the whole process without "save network configuration"=
and it worked fine.=A0 I did this on the 2nd system and it worked fine als=
o.=0A=0A=0AWill=0A=0A=A0=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A=0AOn Saturday, January 18, 2014 7:5=
6 PM, Dan Kenigsberg <danken(a)redhat.com> wrote:=0A =0AOn Sat, Jan 18, 2014 =
at 03:17:22PM -0800, William Kwan wrote:=0A=0A> Hi,=0A> =0A> FAQ type of qu=
estion.=0A> =0A> If virtmgmt is assigned to bond0, which is composed of eth=
0 and eth1, what is the best way to "unbundle" eth1 from bond0?=0A=0AI'd
sa=
y:=0A- Move the host to maintanence, so it runs no VMs and does not play SP=
M=0A=A0 role.=0A- Use the Setup Network dialog to brake the bond and define=
ovirtmgmt=0A=A0 directly on top of eth0. The Engine/Vdsm connection should=
survive=0A=A0 this kind of change (unlike a change of management address o=
r vlan).=0A=0AIf the host uses a special storage domain, or is not SPM, you=
could even=0Ado that while VMs are running.
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urier New, courier, monaco, monospace, sans-serif;font-size:10pt">Thanks a =
lot! It is a good pointer, it is working. <br><br>I'm
not sure =
this is a dumb error from a new user. When I change the network confi=
guration on the first system, I checked the "save network configuration". I=
t didnt' work and dropped the connection to the system. <br><br>1. I had
bo=
th systems in maintenance mode<br>2. from "hosts", picked one of the
system=
, "setup host networks"<br>3. Right clicked on eth1, "Remove eth0
from Bond=
"<br>4. at this point, ovirtmgmt was on the right hand side listed as
"Unas=
signed Logical networks"<br>5. I dragged it back to assign it to
eth0<br>6.=
checked save network configuration<br>6. clicked OK and connection is drop=
ped<br><br>Odd... ON the console, I saw the followings<br>bonding:
unable t=
o remove non-existent slave eth0 for bond bond0.<br>bonding: unable to
remove non-existent slave eth1 for bond bond0.<br><br>`/etc/init.d/network=
restart` and I got bond0 back. I redo the whole process without "sav=
e network configuration" and it worked fine. I did this on the 2nd sy=
stem and it worked fine
also.<br><br><br>Will<br><br> <br><div><span><=
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8, 2014 7:56 PM, Dan Kenigsberg
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5:07 p.m.
There's two checkboxes in the setup networks dialog:
1) save network configuration - This only means that if the change was successful, persist
the final networking state
so that when the host is rebooted, it is booted into the network state *after* the
(successful) networking change
2) check connctivity - After the network operation, verify that the engine still has
connectivity to the host. If so,
commit the change. Otherwise roll it back.
The "save network configuration" check box shouldn't change the outcome of
the result.
Assaf Muller, Cloud Networking Engineer
Red Hat
----- Original Message -----
From: "William Kwan" <potatok(a)yahoo.com>
To: "Dan Kenigsberg" <danken(a)redhat.com>
Cc: users(a)ovirt.org
Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2014 4:49:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Users] Unbundle bond0 which virtmgmt is attached
Thanks a lot! It is a good pointer, it is working.
I'm not sure this is a dumb error from a new user. When I change the network
configuration on the first system, I checked the "save network configuration".
It didnt' work and dropped the connection to the system.
1. I had both systems in maintenance mode
2. from "hosts", picked one of the system, "setup host networks"
3. Right clicked on eth1, "Remove eth0 from Bond"
4. at this point, ovirtmgmt was on the right hand side listed as "Unassigned Logical
networks"
5. I dragged it back to assign it to eth0
6. checked save network configuration
6. clicked OK and connection is dropped
Odd... ON the console, I saw the followings
bonding: unable to remove non-existent slave eth0 for bond bond0.
bonding: unable to remove non-existent slave eth1 for bond bond0.
`/etc/init.d/network restart` and I got bond0 back. I redo the whole process without
"save network configuration" and it worked fine. I did this on the 2nd system
and it worked fine also.
Will
On Saturday, January 18, 2014 7:56 PM, Dan Kenigsberg <danken(a)redhat.com> wrote:
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 03:17:22PM -0800, William Kwan wrote:
Hi,
FAQ type of question.
If virtmgmt is assigned to bond0, which is composed of eth0 and eth1, what is the best
way to "unbundle" eth1 from bond0?
I'd say:
- Move the host to maintanence, so it runs no VMs and does not play SPM
role.
- Use the Setup Network dialog to brake the bond and define ovirtmgmt
directly on top of eth0. The Engine/Vdsm connection should survive
this kind of change (unlike a change of management address or vlan).
If the host uses a special storage domain, or is not SPM, you could even
do that while VMs are running.
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