VLAN Replication From Primary To Secondary?

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I've recently started to experiment with VLANs with my two node proxmox cluster. I've just noticed that the VLANs that I create on the primary node, does not replicate to the secondary node.

Unfortunately, this prevents me from migrating my VMs from one node to another...because they are dependent on the VLAN network.

Is it possible to conveniently replicate the VLANs from the primary node to the secondary, short of hacking together some kludge of a solution?
 
As far as I understand, network must be configured separately on each node in a cluster. Which is totally logical, in my opinion: you can have the same network present on different physical interfaces on nodes. So first you configure the network, so that the vmbr interfaces are consistent across nodes, and are connected to the right interfaces. Then you migrate your machines back and forth!

So log in to the web-interface of the slave node and do the config there!
 
claytonjr

Yes, that's allright. The host machines with devices on them are configured independently. But you may make identic configuration of your all nodes manually. Thus, you will be able to migrate your VMs.