Network Setup at the installation of Stackios frontend

[Kellen O'Connor]

We're trying to get a Stacki Frontend working with three (only two are relevant for this question) network interfaces. A private eth1 network for provisioning and limited application traffic, a private ib0 network for application / filesystem traffic, and a public eth0 network for users to connect to the stacki machine from our LAN.

When I set up the OS, I chose eth1 interface at setup as that was going to be the network Stacki was going to run over. Now however, I seem to be losing packets when I try to connect / ping / communicate with the stacki node from the outside world, via that public eth0 interface. When I'm on the stacki machine, it can speak with the eth0 gateway, and my machine out on the LAN can also speak to the eth0 gateway so I'm not entirely sure whats going on. Routing appears to look ok.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

[Kellen O'Connor]

I guess my questions is really:

Can I setup the stackios os with the public IP and then configure Stacki to provision via another address / interface after installation? IE setup with eth0 and then switch to eth1.

[Anoop Rajendra]

What's the output of

# stack list host

# stack list host interface

# stack list network

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[Joe Kaiser]

yes, set the pxe on the network you want to true.

stack set network pxe "networkname" pxe=True

and the other one to false:

stack set network pxe "othernetwork" pxe=False

but you can also serve pxe off of both of them. 

Thanks,

Joe

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