Migration over private network - Non-Cluster
Hello everyone...
I have a hyper-v cluster (3 nodes), and a second stand-alone hyper-v host; all of which is managed by SCVMM 2012 R2. The VMM server, and all hyper-v hosts are connected to a 10gbs private network.
When doing a live migration between nodes in the cluster; everything is being transferred over the 10gbs network.
When doing a live migration between one of the cluster nodes and the stand-alone host, it uses the public LAN.
All machines can ping each other on the 10gps network, so it isn't a connectivity issue. (I am using that network to do backups as well.)
On the stand-alone host, I have "use the following IP subnets" set to the subnet of the private network.
All machines are running Windows Server 2012 R2.
Any suggestions on how I can do the migration using the 10gps network?
Thanks!
Hi Sir,
>>I have a hyper-v cluster (3 nodes), and a second stand-alone hyper-v host; all of which is managed by SCVMM 2012 R2. The VMM server, and
all hyper-v hosts are connected to a 10gbs private network.
>>When doing a live migration between one of the cluster nodes and the stand-alone host, it uses the public LAN.
If I understand correctly , you may need to check the link layer between the cluster node's live migrate IP and that stand-alone host's LM IP .
I want to know the detail of the network topology between cluster and stand-alone host because you mentioned "it uses the public lan" .
Best Regards,
Elton Ji
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