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This guide is geared more towards CS 4.0 (build 140) and vSphere5, however, the same concept should apply to other hypervisors types like KVM and XEN. This is NOT a beginners guide, please use your judgement and substitute values as necessary.
Disclaimer
The CS4.0 build 140 is defined on purpose in this document - there are known UI issues that have been already addressed - however, since no update/patch has been officially released to address these issues (at the time of this writing) - in order to configure Advanced Networking - we must use API calls to substitute what GUI could not accomplish. The newer releases should address the UI limitations and API calls may not be necessary. Nevertheless, its a good learning experience.
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VmWare Virtual Switch | CS Physical Network | VmWare PortGroup Name | Network | Subnet | Gateway | VLAN TAG | CS Traffic Type | Network IP Range |
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vSwitch0 | vSwitch0-CS-Dev-MGMT-PN | Management Network | 10.25.243.0 | 255.255.255.0 | 10.25.243.1 | NONE | CS Management | 10.25.243.140 - 10.25.243.146 |
vSwitch0 | vSwitch0-CS-Dev-MGMT-PN | Management Network | 10.25.243.0 | 255.255.255.0 | 10.25.243.1 | NONE | CS Storage | 10.25.243.147 - 10.25.243.149 |
vSwitch2 | vSwitch2-CS-Dev-Public-PN | MGMT | 10.25.243.0 | 255.255.255.0 | 10.25.243.1 | 1045 | Public | 10.25.243.195 - 10.25.243.199 |
vSwitch2 | vSwitch2-CS-Dev-Public-PN | DEV | 10.28.18.0 | 255.255.254.0 | 10.28.18.1 | 1075 | Public | 10.28.19.195 - 10.28.19.199 |
vSwitch2 | vSwitch2-CS-Dev-MGMT-PN | MGMT | 10.25.243.0 | 255.255.255.0 | 10.25.243.1 | 1045 | Guest | 10.25.243.150 - 10.25.243.194 |
vSwitch2 | vSwitch2-CS-Dev-DEV-PN | DEV | 10.28.18.0 | 255.255.254.0 | 10.28.18.1 | 1075 | Guest | 10.28.19.150 - 10.28.19.194 |
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Before you begin - you can see my cluster network setup in Virtual Center. I've removed all remnants of existing CS network setup as iI've done this several times before.
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If for some reason, the deployment did not go as expected, here are some pointers of what you can do to understand and correct the issue.
- Inspect the /var/log/cloud/management/management-server.log for specifics of what CloudStack Core does.
- Inspect the /var/log/cloud/management/api-server.log to see what API commands have been executed and error details if it failed.
- Review the Virtual Center Recent Task tab for additional information on what CS does.
How to get more help?
CloudStack community is very involved and helps users fairly quickly.
First, please search the existing mailing lists for cloudstack-users and cloudstack-dev on http://markmail.org/
Reach out to cloudstack-users mailing list , search the http://markmail.org/
mailingand join our IRC channel on irc.freenode.com - channel #cloudstack
Author Info
This document is written and maintained by ilya musayev, IRC: serverchief
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