Hello,

I'm getting some problems after installing a small test cloud (one controller that acts as network too and two computes).

I'm executing all commands that are in http://docs.openstack.org/liberty/install-guide-rdo, but when I run an instance, it doesn't receive DHCP IP offer (however, controller+network server show at dashboard that an IP address has been assigned to the instance that is in creating process)

In my scenario, servers have this configuration:
server: network+controller --> 3 nics --> 1 with public IP (and for OpenStack management), 1 with private IP for VM data from OpenStack (GRE tunnels) and 1 with no IP for external network (floating IPs) computes: 2 nics --> 1 with public IP (and for OpenStack management) and 1 with private IP for VM data from OpenStack (GRE tunnels).

Now, I'm confused because I don't know if "local_ip" in /etc/neutron/plugins/ml2/openvswitch_conf.ini must have public IP (from mgmt nic) or private IP (from data nic).

What I want to get is that all communitations between hypervisors run in eth0 (public IP), like schedulers, conductors, nova... and all communitations for the running instances (all traffic from/to br-tun and br-int and all openvswitch data and internal communication between running instances) run in eth1 (private IP)

I don't know if this scenario could be possible... but I suppose...

My computers NEED to have an eth0 nic with public IP and an eth1 nic with private IP, so with that nics, I need to configure my cloud (in other words, I can't have a nic with no IP configuration...)

Anybody could help me?

Thanks!


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