12:27 p.m.
Hello,
I notice that in a cluster I can create a new network and then select it as
the Management network, but at the same time the default "ovirtmgmt"
logical network in "Manage Networks" is always checked as both as
"Assign"
and "Required" and also grayed so that I cannot change anything of it...
and any host in this cluster must have ovirtmgmt even if it doesn't use it
at all..
Is there any RFE to change this model?
So for example to be able to change its name or delete it after we have
defined a new network as management one.
It seems something similar to the concept of the"Default" DC that now we
can finally rename and /or delete
Gianluca
5:04 p.m.
Hello Gianluca,
This is not the right flow. If you would like to have any other network in
your cluster as the management network, then you need to create it as the
management network of the cluster and then add hosts to the cluster, then
the new network which was defined as the management network of the cluster
will be the management network of the host/s in the cluster.
The correct flow will be :
1) Create new network for example - 'net1-mgmt'
2) Give 'net1-mgmt' a management role via manage networks, it can be done
via networks>clusters flow or via Cluster>logical networks flow(note that
management network must be required and attached)
3) Create cluster and choose 'net1-mgmt' as the management network of the
cluster
3) Add/install the host in the cluster
See also -
https://www.ovirt.org/develop/release-management/features/network/managem...
It's a network feature since 3.6
Cheers)
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 12:27 PM, Gianluca Cecchi <gianluca.cecchi(a)gmail.com
wrote:
Hello,
I notice that in a cluster I can create a new network and then select it
as the Management network, but at the same time the default "ovirtmgmt"
logical network in "Manage Networks" is always checked as both as
"Assign"
and "Required" and also grayed so that I cannot change anything of it...
and any host in this cluster must have ovirtmgmt even if it doesn't use it
at all..
Is there any RFE to change this model?
So for example to be able to change its name or delete it after we have
defined a new network as management one.
It seems something similar to the concept of the"Default" DC that now we
can finally rename and /or delete
Gianluca
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5:16 p.m.
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 4:04 PM, Michael Burman <mburman(a)redhat.com> wrote:
Hello Gianluca,
This is not the right flow. If you would like to have any other network in
your cluster as the management network, then you need to create it as the
management network of the cluster and then add hosts to the cluster, then
the new network which was defined as the management network of the cluster
will be the management network of the host/s in the cluster.
The correct flow will be :
1) Create new network for example - 'net1-mgmt'
2) Give 'net1-mgmt' a management role via manage networks, it can be done
via networks>clusters flow or via Cluster>logical networks flow(note that
management network must be required and attached)
3) Create cluster and choose 'net1-mgmt' as the management network of the
cluster
3) Add/install the host in the cluster
See also - https://www.ovirt.org/develop/release-management/features/
network/management-network-as-a-role/
It's a network feature since 3.6
Cheers)
>
OK.
But what if the hosts already existed before?
Can I
1) delete host from engine gui
2) remove ovirt packages from host
3) verify also /var/lib/vdsm is removed
4) reboot host and verify all ok as a standalone server
5) add the host to the engine
Will step 5) have problems because y host is sort-of-already-known by the
engine before?
Also, is it expected that if I set another network as mgmt one for a
cluster, still I cannot remove the default ovirtmgmt network from that
cluster?
Thanks
Gianluca
5:32 p.m.
I was referring to situation in which the host was there before, but you
need to re-install it to the new cluster with the new management network.
No package removing is needed at all. Why would you do steps 2-4? no need.
Step 5 should work.
I'm not sure i understand what you mean by ' still I cannot remove the
default ovirtmgmt network from that cluster'??
Do you want to detach it from the cluster?
Do you want to remove it from the DC?
Note that you can change the management network role only if the cluster
has no hosts in it.
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 5:16 PM, Gianluca Cecchi <gianluca.cecchi(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 4:04 PM, Michael Burman <mburman(a)redhat.com>
wrote:
> Hello Gianluca,
>
> This is not the right flow. If you would like to have any other network
> in your cluster as the management network, then you need to create it as
> the management network of the cluster and then add hosts to the cluster,
> then the new network which was defined as the management network of the
> cluster will be the management network of the host/s in the cluster.
>
> The correct flow will be :
> 1) Create new network for example - 'net1-mgmt'
> 2) Give 'net1-mgmt' a management role via manage networks, it can be
> done via networks>clusters flow or via Cluster>logical networks flow(note
> that management network must be required and attached)
> 3) Create cluster and choose 'net1-mgmt' as the management network of the
> cluster
> 3) Add/install the host in the cluster
>
> See also - https://www.ovirt.org/develop/release-management/features/ne
> twork/management-network-as-a-role/
> It's a network feature since 3.6
>
> Cheers)
>
>
>>
OK.
But what if the hosts already existed before?
Can I
1) delete host from engine gui
2) remove ovirt packages from host
3) verify also /var/lib/vdsm is removed
4) reboot host and verify all ok as a standalone server
5) add the host to the engine
Will step 5) have problems because y host is sort-of-already-known by the
engine before?
Also, is it expected that if I set another network as mgmt one for a
cluster, still I cannot remove the default ovirtmgmt network from that
cluster?
Thanks
Gianluca
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7:24 p.m.
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 4:32 PM, Michael Burman <mburman(a)redhat.com> wrote:
I was referring to situation in which the host was there before, but
you
need to re-install it to the new cluster with the new management network.
No package removing is needed at all. Why would you do steps 2-4? no need.
Step 5 should work.
I'm not sure i understand what you mean by ' still I cannot remove the
default ovirtmgmt network from that cluster'??
Do you want to detach it from the cluster?
Do you want to remove it from the DC?
Note that you can change the management network role only if the cluster
has no hosts in it.
I will try this way.
Normally in my setups the ip on the mgmt network of the host is also the ip
corresponding to its hostname
When I delete a host from engine, what happens in relation to its network
files in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ directory and the contents of
/var/lib/vdsm/ directory and its subdirectories?
3:03 p.m.
When you delete the host, all files remain as they were before. Nothing
changes.
I have tested this flow today and this is the result:
1) For example i have host installed with ovirtmgmt as my management and i
want to change the management network of the cluster or to add to a new
cluster with different management network.
2) Follow the steps create another network as the management network(as
explained in the mail or feature page). Make sure to check the 'default
route' property as well! and make ovirtmgmt as non-required network as well.
3) Remove the host - no need to remove any files or packages
4) Add the host to the new cluster with the new management network.
5) What will happen is that engine will fail to configure the new
management network on the host(and become non-operational), but it is
easily can be work around by going to the setup networks dialog and switch
between the networks, by detaching ovirtmgmt and attaching the new
management network. After pressing OK the new management network will be
saved on the host and the new network configuration will be applied on the
host.
6) After this step host still remain as non-operational, all we need to do
now is to 'Activate' the host and host become operational once again with
the new network changes will take place. All files will be update
successfully on the host.
- So it looks like we not handling such scenario smoothly and maybe this
should be fixed.
If we had a host running with 1 management network and we want to add this
host to a different cluster with a different management network engine and
vdsm should be able to take care of it during the installation of the host
and to successfully make all the required changes.
Dan , Alona what do you think? should we handle such use case? or this is
expected?
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 7:24 PM, Gianluca Cecchi <gianluca.cecchi(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 4:32 PM, Michael Burman <mburman(a)redhat.com>
wrote:
> I was referring to situation in which the host was there before, but you
> need to re-install it to the new cluster with the new management network.
>
> No package removing is needed at all. Why would you do steps 2-4? no need.
> Step 5 should work.
>
> I'm not sure i understand what you mean by ' still I cannot remove the
> default ovirtmgmt network from that cluster'??
> Do you want to detach it from the cluster?
> Do you want to remove it from the DC?
> Note that you can change the management network role only if the cluster
> has no hosts in it.
>
>
>
I will try this way.
Normally in my setups the ip on the mgmt network of the host is also the
ip corresponding to its hostname
When I delete a host from engine, what happens in relation to its network
files in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ directory and the contents of
/var/lib/vdsm/ directory and its subdirectories?
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5:23 p.m.
On Thu, Sep 28, 2017 at 3:03 PM, Michael Burman <mburman(a)redhat.com> wrote:
When you delete the host, all files remain as they were before.
Nothing
changes.
I have tested this flow today and this is the result:
1) For example i have host installed with ovirtmgmt as my management and i
want to change the management network of the cluster or to add to a new
cluster with different management network.
2) Follow the steps create another network as the management network(as
explained in the mail or feature page). Make sure to check the 'default
route' property as well! and make ovirtmgmt as non-required network as well.
3) Remove the host - no need to remove any files or packages
4) Add the host to the new cluster with the new management network.
5) What will happen is that engine will fail to configure the new
management network on the host(and become non-operational), but it is
easily can be work around by going to the setup networks dialog and switch
between the networks, by detaching ovirtmgmt and attaching the new
management network. After pressing OK the new management network will be
saved on the host and the new network configuration will be applied on the
host.
6) After this step host still remain as non-operational, all we need to do
now is to 'Activate' the host and host become operational once again with
the new network changes will take place. All files will be update
successfully on the host.
- So it looks like we not handling such scenario smoothly and maybe this
should be fixed.
If we had a host running with 1 management network and we want to add this
host to a different cluster with a different management network engine and
vdsm should be able to take care of it during the installation of the host
and to successfully make all the required changes.
Dan , Alona what do you think? should we handle such use case? or this is
expected?
Pert Horacek recently wrote a vdsm-tool to remove networks from a host that
is no longer used by oVirt.
https://gerrit.ovirt.org/#/c/79495/ - link to Petr's code.
It will be officially available on 4.2.
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 7:24 PM, Gianluca Cecchi <
gianluca.cecchi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 4:32 PM, Michael Burman <mburman(a)redhat.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I was referring to situation in which the host was there before, but you
>> need to re-install it to the new cluster with the new management network.
>>
>> No package removing is needed at all. Why would you do steps 2-4? no
>> need.
>> Step 5 should work.
>>
>> I'm not sure i understand what you mean by ' still I cannot remove the
>> default ovirtmgmt network from that cluster'??
>> Do you want to detach it from the cluster?
>> Do you want to remove it from the DC?
>> Note that you can change the management network role only if the cluster
>> has no hosts in it.
>>
>>
>>
> I will try this way.
> Normally in my setups the ip on the mgmt network of the host is also the
> ip corresponding to its hostname
> When I delete a host from engine, what happens in relation to its network
> files in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ directory and the contents of
> /var/lib/vdsm/ directory and its subdirectories?
>
>
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Quality engineer - rhv network - redhat israel
Red Hat
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