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I have a 4 node cluster on which I have created a ceph storage following the video posted here. It worked fine after I've created it. Now When I run through GUI and want to view the interface for the ceph storage it loads for a long time and than gives out communication error(0). This is the...

How? I've put the no-subscription repository in the source list but when I try update openvswitch it tells me its already at the newest version

OK so after a couple of tweaks I am able to bring it up on each machine individually but it takes a couple of resets for the init.d/networking but it brings up the ports and interfaces. The issue is that it breaks down the cluster and I can't access it via the web portal (can't start cmap service).

How can this be? I'm using the newest version on proxmox and haven't touched the repository. How did I downloaded the wrong version?

This is it. I run apt-get install openvswitch-switch

So I'm trying to configure vswitch on my 4-node cluster. I've managed to make a bridge on node 1 but when I use the same configuration for the other nodes they a) break after reboot and seems like they won't go up and b) show an error when I dun /etc/init.d/networking restart. this is despite...

So after rebuilding my entire network and playing around with options I've changed the interface model from virtIO to realtech. Seems to have fixed the issue.

Whoops forgot to upload the updated info for the VM:

I've made a few changes but here is the topology of the network I've built: the 192.168.17.0/24 is a host only network and the 172.16.17.0/24 is NAT. The VMware machine config of the host ip link output /etc/network/interfaces from the web portal ip route output

I've installed a Ubuntu 16.04 server vm on a node in my cluster but for some reason it's isolated from everyone and I can't ping it even from the node it's located on. when I run tcpdump it shows that the ARP request for the host is looping and can't find it. Node IP: 172.16.17.120 VM IP...

Problem solved - apparently I needed all nodes in the cluster working and connected to enable writing rights on config files.

I've created a 4 node cluster and tried to create a ubuntu 16.04 ct in one. The thing is that when trying to create it I'm getting a message that the CT ID number is already taken, and this was going with about 5-6 different ID's I've tried. After a bit of digging I saw someone saying to check...