Hello everyone!
Please tell me what the problem could be?
There is a server with a PCI-E card with 2 SFP ports 10/25 GBs installed.
There are 2 Qtech switches in the stack, each of which connects the server to AggregatePort. The ports are configured in trunk. Vlan for hypervisor management is 252.
After installing proxmox 8.2.2, the ens4f0np0 & ens4f1np1 network adapters are visible, but the network does not work. I create a Linux bond interface, the network starts working, access to the proxmox web interface appears from the network, but only until the server is rebooted, after the reboot the network does not work, and the ens4f0np0 & ens4f1np1 interfaces disappear, as if there are no network adapters.
Only disconnecting the power cable from the server helps (when turning off via BMC, the network interfaces are not disconnected), after that the interfaces appear and the network works until the next system reboot.
I tried to configure OVSbond in proxmox, but the problem is identical.
Maybe the problem is in the hardware itself, or the switch configuration? Which way should I dig?
Please tell me what the problem could be?
There is a server with a PCI-E card with 2 SFP ports 10/25 GBs installed.
There are 2 Qtech switches in the stack, each of which connects the server to AggregatePort. The ports are configured in trunk. Vlan for hypervisor management is 252.
After installing proxmox 8.2.2, the ens4f0np0 & ens4f1np1 network adapters are visible, but the network does not work. I create a Linux bond interface, the network starts working, access to the proxmox web interface appears from the network, but only until the server is rebooted, after the reboot the network does not work, and the ens4f0np0 & ens4f1np1 interfaces disappear, as if there are no network adapters.
Only disconnecting the power cable from the server helps (when turning off via BMC, the network interfaces are not disconnected), after that the interfaces appear and the network works until the next system reboot.
I tried to configure OVSbond in proxmox, but the problem is identical.
Maybe the problem is in the hardware itself, or the switch configuration? Which way should I dig?