Hi All,
I have 2 ESXi host which has the 4 NICS and below is their ip address
Mgmt ip - 10.192.11.xx(VLAN 21)
Vmotion - 10.192,12.xx(VLAN22)
VM network - 10.192.13.xx(VLAN24)
Each has different gateway. When i configure all NICs in a DV switch. Vcenter connectivity is getting disconnected. Is this IP assignment is correct.
My Question is like we have different subnets. Is it ok for configuring different subnets for Mgmt, Vmotion and VM.
Please help me
Welcome to the Community,
Is it ok for configuring different subnets for Mgmt, Vmotion and VM.
Yes, that's definitely ok. In fact, vMotion should always run in its own separate subnet.
Can you confirm that routing is configured properly between the Management and the VM network, so that the ESXi host can reach vCenter (which I assume is running on the VM network) and vice versa?
André
check port 902 is open bi directional or not if it is blocked you can have such issue.
Regards,
Vijay
Hi Vijay,
Thanks for reply. My question is having unique subnets for vmotion , management and VM network
Is the configuration ok?
Hi,
This configuration is OK. All three VMkernels are in the same subnet right?
There is no problem if they are in different range.
Are you using Distributed Switch or Standard Switch?
Welcome to the Community,
Is it ok for configuring different subnets for Mgmt, Vmotion and VM.
Yes, that's definitely ok. In fact, vMotion should always run in its own separate subnet.
Can you confirm that routing is configured properly between the Management and the VM network, so that the ESXi host can reach vCenter (which I assume is running on the VM network) and vice versa?
André
Hi Gaston,
We are using Distributed switch