It is feasible, if purely from CloudStack API perspectives, following steps may help you get there (I didn't really try it in CloudStack UI though)
1) Create 2 physical networks, in each of these physical networks, add a guest traffic label, label it to vSwitch2, also tag the physical network, say, one as DEV, the other one as MGMT 2) Create 2 network service offering, tag the service offering the same as corresponding physical network, so that when a network is created, it can direct CloudStack to find the right physical network configuration for mapping 3) Create 2 shared networks, specify the VLAN you are going to assign along with a corresponding network offering 4) Deploy guest VM into the selected shared network Kelven On 11/6/12 2:30 PM, "Musayev, Ilya" <imusa...@webmd.net> wrote: >I promise to document this setup if I can get this to work successfully - >so other folks like myself don't have to ask the same question twice :) > >-----Original Message----- >From: Musayev, Ilya [mailto:imusa...@webmd.net] >Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 5:23 PM >To: cloudstack-dev@incubator.apache.org >Subject: Advanced network setup with CS and VSphere 5 - is this feasible? > >I have a vSphere cluster with 3 nodes I'd like to add to CS > >Since we are not using AWS like structure and more of an old fashioned >typical corporate setup, I'm curious if its at all doable. > >My Setup as follows: > >3 vSphere hypervisors with following network setup > > vSwitch0 - 2 NON-TRUNKED NICs associated > Management Network No VLAN TAGGING IP >Range 10.0.1.x/24 > > vSwitch 2 - 2 TRUNKED NICs associated > DEV VLAN VLAN TAG ID 1000 > IP Range 10.0.2.x/23 > > MGMT VLAN VLAN TAG ID 1100 IP Range >10.0.1.x/24 (same as above vSwitch0) > >The above is a sample VSPhere architecture I have for Developers Cluster, > >The goal is to be able to deploy VMs on both networks - DEV VLAN and MGMT >VLAN by using Projects or Domains and associating it with CS TAGs. > >I tried diving in to advanced networking, but cant seem to get it to work >right no matter what I try. Hence I'm reaching out for help here. > >Pretext: >I don't use dVs in this setup since CS does not yet support dVs. For sake >of simplicity - this is a completely new zone. The management nodes of CS >must reside on MGMT VLAN on vSwitch2. > >As always, your feedback is appreciated, > >Thanks >ilya >
