Hello, me and my colleagues have a server which has two NICs that are connected to 2 different IPs in our company network (different vlans)
The idea is that we create a separate virtual LAN for us to connect our VMs, but also use communicate with the rest of our company IRL network using either of the NICs (ideally both)
Currently we have the following interfaces:
enp2s0f0 (NIC 1)
enp2s0f1 (NIC 2)
vmbr0 (Has an IP of 10.16.2.90, It is bridged to enp2s0f1)
vmbr1 (Has an IP of 10.2.28.90, It is bridged to enp2s0f0)
vmbr2 (Has an IP of 192.168.10.100)
So far we created vmbr2 to connect our VMs in a separate network, and they CAN ping themselves (say VM 100 has a subnet of 110 and VM 101 has 120, they can respond) but cannot ping vmbr0 and vmbr1 and thus cannot access the company's network.
What can it be used to achieve the connection between bridges?
I have attached an image of the idea we have on how it should all be structured.
Thanks.
The idea is that we create a separate virtual LAN for us to connect our VMs, but also use communicate with the rest of our company IRL network using either of the NICs (ideally both)
Currently we have the following interfaces:
enp2s0f0 (NIC 1)
enp2s0f1 (NIC 2)
vmbr0 (Has an IP of 10.16.2.90, It is bridged to enp2s0f1)
vmbr1 (Has an IP of 10.2.28.90, It is bridged to enp2s0f0)
vmbr2 (Has an IP of 192.168.10.100)
So far we created vmbr2 to connect our VMs in a separate network, and they CAN ping themselves (say VM 100 has a subnet of 110 and VM 101 has 120, they can respond) but cannot ping vmbr0 and vmbr1 and thus cannot access the company's network.
What can it be used to achieve the connection between bridges?
I have attached an image of the idea we have on how it should all be structured.
Thanks.