Hi all,
We have setup a new private cloud and now we are in the process of moving the workloads from existing hypervisors to the private cloud. One of the requirement will be to migrate some clustered machines on to the cloud in a guest cluster configuration. I was running through different scenarios before actual move. I have created a two node guest cluster (without a service template) using shared vhdx. I am little confused about the network part. We have setup a virtualized VM network with an IP pool and a NVGRE gateway server sits between virtual and physical network. When I created two VMs as cluster node, they get IP assigned automatically from Pool and working fine. Both machines are pingable from outside. Problem is how do I assign IP to the cluster itself ? I have defined a range of reserved IPs on the IP pool. If I use any IP from this range to the cluster, it won't ping from outside. A tracert shows that ping reaches gateway server but looks like it doesn't know where to forward the traffic for this IP. While the ping for VM's IP gets forwarded correctly. Seems we have to "tell" the gateway server about this cluster IP but not sure how to ? I came across this command Grant-SCIPAddress but this expects an object like a VM or network card to assign IP to, what should I mention for a cluster IP ?
Thanks,
