LACP
x129
4 Posts
October 21, 2016, 9:37 amQuote from x129 on October 21, 2016, 9:37 amIs it possible to use 802.3ad (LACP)?
Howto login ubuntu console?
Is it possible to use 802.3ad (LACP)?
Howto login ubuntu console?
admin
2,930 Posts
October 21, 2016, 3:01 pmQuote from admin on October 21, 2016, 3:01 pmLACP is among our to-do list.
The command line can be accessed (see Quick Start Guide) by logging using:
username: root
password: cluster password ( NOT the admin password )
needless to say, you are on your own when using cli
Question for you: When we will do this in the ui,..do you think it will be OK to have the same bonding setup across all nodes in the cluster the same ? We try to make configuration easy, or better make this on a node by node basis ?
LACP is among our to-do list.
The command line can be accessed (see Quick Start Guide) by logging using:
username: root
password: cluster password ( NOT the admin password )
needless to say, you are on your own when using cli
Question for you: When we will do this in the ui,..do you think it will be OK to have the same bonding setup across all nodes in the cluster the same ? We try to make configuration easy, or better make this on a node by node basis ?
x129
4 Posts
October 24, 2016, 6:56 amQuote from x129 on October 24, 2016, 6:56 amHi,
Thanks for the answer!
I want to make a test cluster with ceph mon 3 + iscsi target and 4 the OSD Server (OSD 40). In all of my projects are ceph I used lacp. I think that to configure lacp console is not difficult.
Hi,
Thanks for the answer!
I want to make a test cluster with ceph mon 3 + iscsi target and 4 the OSD Server (OSD 40). In all of my projects are ceph I used lacp. I think that to configure lacp console is not difficult.
LACP
x129
4 Posts
Quote from x129 on October 21, 2016, 9:37 amIs it possible to use 802.3ad (LACP)?
Howto login ubuntu console?
Is it possible to use 802.3ad (LACP)?
Howto login ubuntu console?
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on October 21, 2016, 3:01 pmLACP is among our to-do list.
The command line can be accessed (see Quick Start Guide) by logging using:
username: root
password: cluster password ( NOT the admin password )
needless to say, you are on your own when using cli
Question for you: When we will do this in the ui,..do you think it will be OK to have the same bonding setup across all nodes in the cluster the same ? We try to make configuration easy, or better make this on a node by node basis ?
LACP is among our to-do list.
The command line can be accessed (see Quick Start Guide) by logging using:
username: root
password: cluster password ( NOT the admin password )
needless to say, you are on your own when using cli
Question for you: When we will do this in the ui,..do you think it will be OK to have the same bonding setup across all nodes in the cluster the same ? We try to make configuration easy, or better make this on a node by node basis ?
x129
4 Posts
Quote from x129 on October 24, 2016, 6:56 amHi,
Thanks for the answer!
I want to make a test cluster with ceph mon 3 + iscsi target and 4 the OSD Server (OSD 40). In all of my projects are ceph I used lacp. I think that to configure lacp console is not difficult.
Hi,
Thanks for the answer!
I want to make a test cluster with ceph mon 3 + iscsi target and 4 the OSD Server (OSD 40). In all of my projects are ceph I used lacp. I think that to configure lacp console is not difficult.