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@Sreec wrote:1. Like I said, if eth0 and eth1 are enabled, eth0 stop working. only eth1 is reachable,
Is this the case from the beginning? If your appliance deployed is done successfully both the interfaces will be UP and you will be able to reach Eth0.
How are you testing the connectivity? During the testing source and destination is on a different subnet or the same subnet?
Can you take a direct console to VM and check if you can reach any other IP in the same subnet?
Can you take a direct console to VM and check if you can reach the gateway IP?
-- How are you testing the connectivity? During the testing source and destination is on a different subnet or the same subnet?
Yes, inside VM console using ping -I
-- Can you take a direct console to VM and check if you can reach any other IP in the same subnet?
Yes all test are done inside the VM console
-- Can you take a direct console to VM and check if you can reach the gateway IP?
Yes, I can, only if using eth0, since eth1 is a different subnet.
But just a clarification, using different subnets for eth0 or eth1 is only "mandatory" if you are using DB high availablity. If using as a single standalone vCD no need to do that. As you said, is not in use.