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Maas network connections

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I have looked and looked, but cannot find a drawing that will help.. Maybe someone can answer a question??

I just need to know what connections to make on my servers to enable maas.

Server NIC one to outside network
Server NIC 2 to switch

Maas client1 switch to ilo2?
Maas client1 switch to em1?

I need to know if on the maas clients I need two connections.. One to the ilo port and one to a NIC?

On the maas controller, just a connection to the real world and a connection to the maas switch??

Help, please!

Roger

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answered 2 Years ago igeonlothe · Accepted Answer

You are free to set it up as you wish, but generally people do one of two configurations:

internet <---------> (nic1) server (nic2) <----------> (nodes)



internet <---------> switch ----- (nodes)

                       |

                       -----> server

The former needs ip_forward turned on in the kernel.

The iLOs can be on their own network or the existing network, it doesn't matter.