VLAN 524: Admin (PXE), (unroutable, without internet access): 10.20.0.0/24
VLAN 525: Public (routable, with internet access), 172.16.16.32/27, gw: 172.16.16.33
VLANs 580-590 will be used for Management, Storage and Fixed.
Nodes (including Master node) are connected to the switch containing this two VLANs.
Port is configured as following: Trunk, Native VLAN: 524, Allowed VLAN 525,580-590.
In CISCO notation it will be like:
1. Boot it from CD (ISO)
2. Press Tab in the boot menu and change boot options according to routable network parameters (see attachment): vlan=eth0.525:eth0 and ip=....eth0.525.... (see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1276121)
3. Install Fuel Master
4. After installation, log in on Master node, configure eth0 in sysconfig and run bootstrap_admin_node.sh
Let's define network topology as following:
VLAN 524: Admin (PXE), (unroutable, without internet access): 10.20.0.0/24
VLAN 525: Public (routable, with internet access), 172.16.16.32/27, gw: 172.16.16.33
VLANs 580-590 will be used for Management, Storage and Fixed.
Nodes (including Master node) are connected to the switch containing this two VLANs.
Port is configured as following: Trunk, Native VLAN: 524, Allowed VLAN 525,580-590.
In CISCO notation it will be like:
switchport mode trunk
switchport access vlan 524
switchport trunk allowed vlan 525,580-590
To bootstrap master node, customer will need to:
1. Boot it from CD (ISO) /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=1276121) admin_node. sh
2. Press Tab in the boot menu and change boot options according to routable network parameters (see attachment): vlan=eth0.525:eth0 and ip=....eth0.525.... (see https:/
3. Install Fuel Master
4. After installation, log in on Master node, configure eth0 in sysconfig and run bootstrap_