EVE is fantastic! I love it.
I encountered the following issue, please help:
My EVE is installed on esxi 6.5 and some other vm running on the esxi server as well.
I have vswitch0 to NIC1 and 2 port groups using this vswitch:
#1: port group named VM Mgmt, vlan id = 10
#2: port group named vlan20, vlan id = 20
I mapped these 2 port groups to EVE 2 vmnet: vmnet1 and vmnet2.
router1 connected to cloud0 which is working fine.
router2 connected to cloud2 (or cloud1), router 2 couldn't reach the vms using port group vlan20 (cloud1 and cloud2 both failed).
How I should configure esxi or EVE or vm in order to make cloud1/cloud2 work?
Thanks for your help in advance.
cloud1~cloud9 not working...
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Re: cloud1~cloud9 not working...
Paste your Vswitch config, and EVE-NG Interface mapping.qqxk wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2017 6:30 pmEVE is fantastic! I love it.
I encountered the following issue, please help:
My EVE is installed on esxi 6.5 and some other vm running on the esxi server as well.
I have vswitch0 to NIC1 and 2 port groups using this vswitch:
#1: port group named VM Mgmt, vlan id = 10
#2: port group named vlan20, vlan id = 20
I mapped these 2 port groups to EVE 2 vmnet: vmnet1 and vmnet2.
router1 connected to cloud0 which is working fine.
router2 connected to cloud2 (or cloud1), router 2 couldn't reach the vms using port group vlan20 (cloud1 and cloud2 both failed).
How I should configure esxi or EVE or vm in order to make cloud1/cloud2 work?
Thanks for your help in advance.
also ifconfig output of EVE-NG to understand
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Re: cloud1~cloud9 not working...
We found this glitch,
Adding new VMNET interface on eve, it becomes as eth1, second interface after mgmt.
And all existing cloud interfaces move one step down
cloud1 becomes as cloud2, before cloud1 corresponding vmane1, now is Cloud2...
and your binding
So we will do workarround for this.
Please patience.
Problem is that adding new interface on esxi it mess corresponding cloudX to vmnetx
will come back shortly
UD
Adding new VMNET interface on eve, it becomes as eth1, second interface after mgmt.
And all existing cloud interfaces move one step down
cloud1 becomes as cloud2, before cloud1 corresponding vmane1, now is Cloud2...
and your binding
So we will do workarround for this.
Please patience.
Problem is that adding new interface on esxi it mess corresponding cloudX to vmnetx
will come back shortly
UD
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Re: cloud1~cloud9 not working...
It is a esxi issue...
EVE-NG doesn't manage interface order.
Order is 'natural' using PCI.Id
A manual setting in esxi is necessary to force using a good PIC.iD
E.
EVE-NG doesn't manage interface order.
Order is 'natural' using PCI.Id
A manual setting in esxi is necessary to force using a good PIC.iD
E.
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Re: cloud1~cloud9 not working...
I watch a youtube video and it seems the cloud1~9 works on the vm running on vmware workstation. Is there any workaound to fix the problem, even it's a bit dirty?Uldis (UD) wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2017 10:42 amWe found this glitch,
Adding new VMNET interface on eve, it becomes as eth1, second interface after mgmt.
And all existing cloud interfaces move one step down
cloud1 becomes as cloud2, before cloud1 corresponding vmane1, now is Cloud2...
and your binding
So we will do workarround for this.
Please patience.
Problem is that adding new interface on esxi it mess corresponding cloudX to vmnetx
will come back shortly
UD
Thanks.
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Re: cloud1~cloud9 not working...
it is esxi related, VM ware did bad, organizing order of interfaces..
we looking how to fix
no workarround here, known esxi bug
https://communities.vmware.com/thread/484245
VM ware saying PLAN your interfaces at the begin !!!
we looking how to fix
no workarround here, known esxi bug
https://communities.vmware.com/thread/484245
VM ware saying PLAN your interfaces at the begin !!!