Detailed bug description:
When installing MOS 9 (Fuel), I use two physical network cards and separate networks, one for the public network and one for the private network to keep the traffic separate. The networks are setup correctly. The public network has DHCP disabled and uses NAT, the private network is an isolated network with DHCP disabled. When enabling eth1 on the Fuel TUI, I input the correct network settings and check them. I then go to the Bootstrap Image tab and when I check these settings, I always get a error stating the the repositories are not available.
Steps to reproduce:
Install MOS 9 (Fuel 9) on a virtual machine, configure two networks (Private, Public) Private having no DHCP and isolated, Public having no DHCP and NAT. Create a Fuel VM and connect Private first and Public to it second. connect the Mirantis 9 Fuel iso to it and boot. When the TUI appears, configure eth1 to have the settings:
Enabled
Static
172.16.1.2
255.255.255.0
172.16.1.1
Press Check and press Apply
From the menu, choose Bootstrap Image
Press Check
The error will come up at this step.
Expected results:
I was expecting to be able to use the second NIC (eth0) as the public network interface and use it to download the Bootstrap Image
Actual result:
I am unable to continue the install of Fuel 9.
Reproducibility:
Always
Workaround:
NA
Impact:
Fuel 9 cannot be setup with multiple NICs
Description of the environment:
Operation system: CentOS 7
Versions of components: MOS 9 GA
Reference architecture: x86_64
Network model: 3 networks: Public (NAT, no DHCP) , private (internal only, no DHCP)
Related projects installed: NA
Additional information:
Anton Moczygemba
Please mark as invalid - network settings were wrong. Once they are right - everything is working.