I tested by myself below configuration
All - Neutron + VLAN
All on the same host:
anastasia@anastasia-X9SRE-X9SRE-3F-X9SRi-X9SRi-3F:~$ uname -r
3.13.0-53-generic
anastasia@anastasia-X9SRE-X9SRE-3F-X9SRi-X9SRi-3F:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
Release: 14.04
C odename: trusty
Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager 4.3.28
All used the same virtualbox networks
interface driver - e1000
OpenVswitch version: 2.3.1
All env:
Admin and Public - untagged
Management - tagged 101
Storage - tagged 102
1. Centos, admin and private on eth0 -- network verification failed and private traffic dosn't go
2. Ubuntu, admin and private on eth0 - all is ok
3. Centos with fedora kernel (3.10), admin and private on eth0 -- all is ok!!!
4. Centos all network by default, public on eth1, all other networks on eth0 -- all is ok
5. Centos, public and private on eth1, all other on eth0
As we see we have just problem with default kernel and if private network is on interface which has untagged networks
tests 1,5
If interface except private network has any tagged network (test 4) -- all is ok
So we can say that we have problem only with default Centos kernel and only on VirtualBox
I tested by myself below configuration anastasia- X9SRE-X9SRE- 3F-X9SRi- X9SRi-3F: ~$ uname -r anastasia- X9SRE-X9SRE- 3F-X9SRi- X9SRi-3F: ~$ lsb_release -a
All - Neutron + VLAN
All on the same host:
anastasia@
3.13.0-53-generic
anastasia@
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
Release: 14.04
C odename: trusty
Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager 4.3.28
All used the same virtualbox networks
interface driver - e1000
OpenVswitch version: 2.3.1
All env:
Admin and Public - untagged
Management - tagged 101
Storage - tagged 102
Fuel ISO version: "2014.2.2-6.1" 26_20-59- 56"
release: "6.1"
openstack_
api: "1.0"
build_number: "471"
build_id: "2015-05-
1. Centos, admin and private on eth0 -- network verification failed and private traffic dosn't go
2. Ubuntu, admin and private on eth0 - all is ok
3. Centos with fedora kernel (3.10), admin and private on eth0 -- all is ok!!!
4. Centos all network by default, public on eth1, all other networks on eth0 -- all is ok
5. Centos, public and private on eth1, all other on eth0
As we see we have just problem with default kernel and if private network is on interface which has untagged networks
tests 1,5
If interface except private network has any tagged network (test 4) -- all is ok
So we can say that we have problem only with default Centos kernel and only on VirtualBox