> >>Sorry, too much information for me. Please can you explain why we need > >>a floating IP? > > floating ip are simply public ip which are used to do nat 1:1. > (internet->public ip -->nat 1:1-> private ip) > (they call them floating, because you can reassign them to another private ip > on the fly ..but it's just nat).
But why do we need it? Can't we use the host IP to masquerade private ip? > >>I thought we can use a special static IP on each > >>virtual bridge, something like: > >> > >>https://networkop.co.uk/blog/2016/10/13/os-dvr/ > >> > >>Requires to block some ARP traffic on the vxlan. > > This depend which model you want to implement: > > 1 central gateway (with failover if possible): works with simple layer2 > network, vlan network, ovn. > > 1 distributed gateway:(same ip/mac on same vmbr on all host, works with ovn > dvr, vxlan-ebgp out of the box, and maybe vxlan without bgp but I'm not sure > how routing is done from external network) I would like to have the distributed gateway. Routing from external is done by using arp-proxy? https://assafmuller.com/category/dvr/ _______________________________________________ pve-devel mailing list pve-devel@pve.proxmox.com https://pve.proxmox.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pve-devel
