Hi everyone,
I am planning to set 3-node cluster using Intel NUC13, running lates version of PVE. Ideally, I wanted to use Ceph for locally installed 2TB m.2 storage across all 3 nodes, with some VMs residing on my QNAP NAS that has flash storage on it). I was hoping to use the QNA-T310G1S 10Gbit TB3 to SFP+ adapter for Ceph's dedicated backend network, and NUC's other two 2.5Gbit adapters will be used for other traffic (such as corosync, NFS and VM). I can even have one more 2.5G adapter connected to the NUC over USB-C for redundancy.
My issue is with QNA-T310G1S (Akitio/Marvell) 10Gbit adapter. It just does not stay active after reboot or if I power off the PVE host it is connected to. I haven't set Ceph or anything yet.
I was able to authorize and enroll my QNA-T310G1S adapter connected to TB port of Intel NUC13 using the following commands:
The problem is that every time I reboot the host the enp4s0 device becomes inactive even it is properly authorized on the system and listed in both lspci and boltctl list output.
This makes me worry as this means that I may end up having broken, say, Ceph OSD-to-OSD replication network (if I use this adapter for it) in an event one of the nodes reboots unexpectedly.
Any ideas how to make this network device stick past reboots/shutdowns and remain active? Tried adding it to bridge but it did not help. Enabled autostart for network device (when tried both with and without bridge), and then Linux Bridge autostart but it did not help.
I am planning to set 3-node cluster using Intel NUC13, running lates version of PVE. Ideally, I wanted to use Ceph for locally installed 2TB m.2 storage across all 3 nodes, with some VMs residing on my QNAP NAS that has flash storage on it). I was hoping to use the QNA-T310G1S 10Gbit TB3 to SFP+ adapter for Ceph's dedicated backend network, and NUC's other two 2.5Gbit adapters will be used for other traffic (such as corosync, NFS and VM). I can even have one more 2.5G adapter connected to the NUC over USB-C for redundancy.
My issue is with QNA-T310G1S (Akitio/Marvell) 10Gbit adapter. It just does not stay active after reboot or if I power off the PVE host it is connected to. I haven't set Ceph or anything yet.
I was able to authorize and enroll my QNA-T310G1S adapter connected to TB port of Intel NUC13 using the following commands:
Code:
apt-get update
apt-get install bolt
apt install policykit-1
systemctl start polkit
systemctl enable polkit
boltctl list #obtain device's UUID
boltctl enroll <UUID>The problem is that every time I reboot the host the enp4s0 device becomes inactive even it is properly authorized on the system and listed in both lspci and boltctl list output.
This makes me worry as this means that I may end up having broken, say, Ceph OSD-to-OSD replication network (if I use this adapter for it) in an event one of the nodes reboots unexpectedly.
Any ideas how to make this network device stick past reboots/shutdowns and remain active? Tried adding it to bridge but it did not help. Enabled autostart for network device (when tried both with and without bridge), and then Linux Bridge autostart but it did not help.