Most likely the situation is similar to OneFS 7.x,
where a SmartConnect Advanced license is required
for setting up multiple networks etc.
True for both real and virtual nodes...
Get a demo license from EMC! --
or try the free OneFS "SD" version,
which comes with most licenses activated but requires
more VM resources, i.e hosts and physical disks.
hth
-- Peter
On 2016 May 20. md, at 05:04 st, DAQ wrote:
> I just stood up a 3 node virtual instance, but I'm running into all kinds of limitations on configuring it as a test environment. Each node is configured with 3 network interfaces, but the only ones that appear to be active in the simulator are em0 and em1 on each node, even though it will list em2 as a functional network interface. When I try and set up a new Groupnet, with a new subnet, and try to create an interface pool, none of the available network interfaces seem to work. Of course, I need to be able to test out multiple networks on separate network interfaces because reasons (split domains, etc, etc).
>
> Anyone got any clues? Or did EMC cripple the simulator for some reason?
>
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