On Wednesday 07 July 2010 17:27:23 Srija G wrote:
> Thank you so much to both of you John and Matej.
>
> Yes, both of your solution, worked when I am live migrating the guest
> from one dom0 to another dom0.
>
> What i am doing now,
>
> - In Host-B , I am executing the command ,
>
> ping Guest-15a
>
> - In the Host-A , I am executing the command
>
> xm migrate --live Guest-15a Host-B
>
> The result:
>
> * Live migration went very well, found there is just 1 sec
> stop in between but I think that is acceptable.*
>
> Our network team says that portfast is already configured at switch .
>
> But as the first option worked , so I hope I can move on - right? If
> not please advice....
>
> My second question is, mode=4 , ie 802.2ad ( link aggregation ) did not
> work still yet. I wanted to
> set the mode=4 as it is much faster. Found one document , here is the url
>
> http://wiki.oracle.com/page/Cisco+Systems+IOS-based+switches-+interface+bon
> ding+and+trunking
>
> It is very good . In this document , the first line it is mentioned :
>
> ***** It is important that the native VLANs *be identical* on both sides
> of the link
>
> What does it mean VLANs *be identical* on both sides of the link ? Sorry
> for the silly question though.
>
> Would you please explain , do I need to check /configure anything on the
> server side? My configuration is simple enough ,
>
> In my configuration I have used eth0 and eth1 bonded to bond0, and for
> each subnet, created the
>
> config files, as ifcfg-bond0.15, ifcfg-bond0.16, ifcfg-bond0.17. Then
> in the /etc/xen/scripts , I have created
>
> a custom file where I mentioned all the bridges for each vlan tag. And
> this custom file is being called
>
> from /etc/xen/xend-config.sxp...
>
>
> Please advice, do you need to proceed with aggregation link or with
> mode=1, which is now configured and
> you all helped me a work around...
>
> Thanks again.
>
> On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 6:25 AM, John Haxby <john.haxby@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > On Sat, 2010-07-03 at 17:57 -0400, Srija G wrote:
> >> Hi ,
> >> [snip]
> >>
> >> Can anyone please advice , where to check? Do you think it is the
> >> switch configuration issues?
> >
> > It's almost certainly a switch issue: the switch doesn't know that the
> > MAC address for the recently migrated machine is on a different port.
> >
> > There are two possibilities: you can either ping something (eg the
> > default router) _from_ the guest after it has migrated or you can set
> > portfast on the switch. The former just informs the switch that the
> > originating MAC address is now on a different port; the latter makes the
> > switch less willing to hold on to the MAC address/port association for a
> > long time and is something that the network people can do. You might
> > want to try doing both.
> >
> > jch
>
Why don't you use multipathing in stead of bonding?
B.
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