Hello everyone,
I recently got a new server I am planning the last couple of things before I deploy the new server for production.
Now I have used SDNs in the past (but before SDN was in the GUI and more like set it once and never change it) and plan on using it on the new server as well since not all my VMs need a dedicated IP address. (Most of my VMs can share a external IP address)
Now my question is:
What would I need to change and where to use an different IP address for the SDN then the host has.
My tough was to just add a new Linux bridge and configure the IP address to the one I want to use for the SDN.
But I see no option to use a different Linux Bridge for the SDN Zone / SDN VNet.
I did notice that the SDN config is stored in /etc/network/interfaces.d/sdn.
But can I just change the Linux Bridge name and the external IP address in the SDN config file? or do I need to change it somewhere else too.
I recently got a new server I am planning the last couple of things before I deploy the new server for production.
Now I have used SDNs in the past (but before SDN was in the GUI and more like set it once and never change it) and plan on using it on the new server as well since not all my VMs need a dedicated IP address. (Most of my VMs can share a external IP address)
Now my question is:
What would I need to change and where to use an different IP address for the SDN then the host has.
My tough was to just add a new Linux bridge and configure the IP address to the one I want to use for the SDN.
But I see no option to use a different Linux Bridge for the SDN Zone / SDN VNet.
I did notice that the SDN config is stored in /etc/network/interfaces.d/sdn.
But can I just change the Linux Bridge name and the external IP address in the SDN config file? or do I need to change it somewhere else too.