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After a reboot of the hypervisor machine, libvirt's 'ostestbm' network refuses
to start for several reasons:
Interface ostestbm exists already
External interface's accept_ra != 2
Observed on CentOS8.4.2105. To reproduce:
Standard install, the only customization I did was to set 'IP_STACK=v4v6'
reboot
virsh net-start ostestbm
I could eliminate the first cause above by removing ifcfg-ostestbm file.
AFAICT, it is not needed as libvirt creates the bridge by itself anyway. It
works like this with virbr0, for instance.
I spent a while trying to change ifcfg-eno3 (the external interface in my case)
so that ifup-ipv6 sets accept_ra=2 but failed. Eventually just settled with
With these two changes applied, all three libvirt networks start upon boot. The
nodes still need to be started manually, though. Maybe make them autostart?
('virsh autostart ' should do)
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I have the same issue. Can you share how to recover from this situation. I try the echo 'net.ipv6.conf.eno3.accept_ra = 2' >/etc/sysctl.d/01-eno3-accept_ra.conf did'nt work.
Erik, the described measures were sufficient for me. The external device name (eno3 in my case) is hardware-specific, are you sure your external interface has the same name?
Apart from that, I won't be much help I fear - I had the problem two years ago and I don't work with dev-scripts anymore. So, good luck? ;)
After a reboot of the hypervisor machine, libvirt's 'ostestbm' network refuses
to start for several reasons:
Observed on CentOS8.4.2105. To reproduce:
I could eliminate the first cause above by removing ifcfg-ostestbm file.
AFAICT, it is not needed as libvirt creates the bridge by itself anyway. It
works like this with virbr0, for instance.
I spent a while trying to change ifcfg-eno3 (the external interface in my case)
so that ifup-ipv6 sets accept_ra=2 but failed. Eventually just settled with
echo 'net.ipv6.conf.eno3.accept_ra = 2' >/etc/sysctl.d/01-eno3-accept_ra.conf
With these two changes applied, all three libvirt networks start upon boot. The
nodes still need to be started manually, though. Maybe make them autostart?
('virsh autostart ' should do)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: