Rhevm interface loses default gateway after assigning it to a bond (mode 1) interface

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Hi all,

I've noticed something weird while configuring 3 hypervisors in a RHEV 3.1 setup.

While installing up the hypervisors I've configured the first network interface with an IP address, netmask and default gateway and a VLAN id.

After approving the hypervisors in RHEV I then remove the rhevm network from the interface, created a bond (bond0, mode 1) and assigned the rhevm network to it. I then checked the network settings and to my surprise the default gateway entry was empty...

That doesn't seem right, does it?

Regards,
Max

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JC Red Hat Active Contributor 285 points
14 April 2013 2:41 PM

Hi Max, 

The default gateway problem you are currently seeing is a reported bug in Rhev 3.1. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=923443

If you have Red Hat Support can you please open a support ticket and provide the bug in the ticket ? 

Thanks

Josh Carter

Sadique Puthen's picture Red Hat Guru 4649 points
15 April 2013 10:13 AM

As noted by Josh already, this is a known issue while trying to bond rhevm configured with vlan. If vlan is not used, then everythign will work as expected.

There should be a fix for this in a future version. I recommend you open a case.

ri Active Contributor 150 points
1 May 2013 8:43 PM

I already create a ticket with this.

and vlan tag not working in trunk and native vlan.

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