Recent content by mightymouse2045

Yeah no probs. I am surprised there is nothing out there for this config already. To me it seems like a pretty common place thing ie multiple nics - bond - vlans - bridge I can see lots of examples for individual nics - vlans - bridge but nothing with the bond in place except for XEN which...

Can you perhaps map out exactly what you have so I can attempt to recreate it?

Dude from your setup I really have no idea what you are trying to acheive. Why would you even want to map a target on the 192.168.40.x subnet when it is being used as your management network and you only have one NIC in the openfiler bound to that subnet\vlan. You have the other 4 NICS bound to...

Sounds like a switch/router problem - your setup is very straight forward and should work without issue. How is your network connected? for example proxmox_host => switch => router or is it proxmox_host => combo_switch/router? and what hardware is the switch & router or switch/router...

Try this setup. You only need to set the mtu on the bond interface and this automatically sets the mtu for whatever nics are slaved to it, as per this example. Also you need to have this file setup properly as well: Create a file /etc/modprobe.d/bonding.conf containing: alias bond0 bonding...

Just check your iSCSI node config files are set to automatic nano /etc/iscsi/nodes/iqn.2006-01.com.openfiler\:tsn.672802aca9d8/10.5.0.6\,3260\,1/default Just do a tab after /etc/iscsi/nodes to help you complete the path so you end up with something like that above. If node.startup is set to...

Flowcontrol isn't on by default, and I have set the port speed and duplex to rule out auto negotiation as well but nothing i do seems to work.... I will keep playing with it and if I find a fix i'll post it here or if anyone has some suggestions then please post them in here

It shouldn't take that long. We previously had these servers connected to a 3750, but moved them to a cisco 3550 switch and it has only started doing this since being moved to the 3550. Previously it would take roughly the same time to do a network restart as openfiler. now it is taking 1 to...

OK - however openVZ is not one large file it is lots of little files. I have read also that OCFS2 requires an oracle support contract for any support, and that it has some issues with performance over ext3. What are you using as a load balancer on top, and how are you able to run openVZ in an...

Nevermind i see that the 2.6.35-8 kernel has the latest driver however we are still having the same problem It takes forever to recover from restarting the network service Is there anything you can recommend to change this behaviour? The openfiler and proxmox are connected to the same cisco...

Correct about the walk through - it is simply to have the openvz mounted on iscsi as opposed to local disks. It's doesn't work with shared storage (unfortunately and I'm not 100% why - it just doesn't work). I am interested in what you are talking about with the OCFS2 filesystem though and bind...

HI guys, Is there any chance of getting an updated tg3 network driver included in the build, or let me know how I can do that myself? I have an issue where it is taking 20 or 30 ping timeouts to recover from restarting network services. However our openfiler box on takes 2 pings to respond...

Ok cool - at least I know we are doing it the correct way. UDEV rules looked a bit complicated. One thing i have noticed though is that UUID for a partition changes from one server to another - so it might have a UUID on 1 server of 12345-0000-12345 but the same LUN/partition shows up on...

You can run this tool on the cli So just try it mii-tool -F 10baseT-FD eth1 mii-tool If it's still half duplex then contact your hosting company and ask them to force their link for your WAN to 10mbps Full Duplex and recheck this