Hello,
I have the opportunity to generate a new setup for a small to medium office (about 30 clients) and I can build everything from scratch due to moving buildings.
I want to use a Proxmox VE cluster for the server environment as well as some Hardware NAS which already exist.
OK, we will have 2 main networks + WiFi for Guests.
One (not trustworthy) will be for homeoffice employees etc.
They will have access via VPN to few in-house Servers.
In my graphic I use the example subnet 192.168.1.0/24
On the other hand we have a trustworthy network with stationary machines.
Here I want to have access to the administration panel of my Proxmox cluster and the clients will have access to more in-house server.
In my graphic I use the example subnet 192.168.2.0/24.
Lastly for client and server backups, hard drives used in the virtual servers etc. I want to create a dedicated network for server 2 server and server 2 NAS communication.
In my graphic I used the example subnet 192.168.3.0/24.
Now I read that for setting up a cluster I should plan a dedicated network for corosync messages which should not interfere with bulk data.
Therefore I planed a subnet 192.168.4.0/24 only for the corosync messages.
But I failed to understand how I can set up the Proxmox cluster in a way so that I can access the Proxmox administration page via the .2 subnet in which my client usually will be and have the corosync messages in its own subnet.
All examples I have read have the admin web page and the corosync messages in the same network.
Is it possible to split thees and how?
I have till august to test a setup with same old hardware and then I have to have a solution.
Greetings Daniel
I have the opportunity to generate a new setup for a small to medium office (about 30 clients) and I can build everything from scratch due to moving buildings.
I want to use a Proxmox VE cluster for the server environment as well as some Hardware NAS which already exist.
OK, we will have 2 main networks + WiFi for Guests.
One (not trustworthy) will be for homeoffice employees etc.
They will have access via VPN to few in-house Servers.
In my graphic I use the example subnet 192.168.1.0/24
On the other hand we have a trustworthy network with stationary machines.
Here I want to have access to the administration panel of my Proxmox cluster and the clients will have access to more in-house server.
In my graphic I use the example subnet 192.168.2.0/24.
Lastly for client and server backups, hard drives used in the virtual servers etc. I want to create a dedicated network for server 2 server and server 2 NAS communication.
In my graphic I used the example subnet 192.168.3.0/24.
Now I read that for setting up a cluster I should plan a dedicated network for corosync messages which should not interfere with bulk data.
Therefore I planed a subnet 192.168.4.0/24 only for the corosync messages.
But I failed to understand how I can set up the Proxmox cluster in a way so that I can access the Proxmox administration page via the .2 subnet in which my client usually will be and have the corosync messages in its own subnet.
All examples I have read have the admin web page and the corosync messages in the same network.
Is it possible to split thees and how?
I have till august to test a setup with same old hardware and then I have to have a solution.
Greetings Daniel
