Issue same ip address tail for multi interfaces in vRA/vRO 7.4

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Hi ,

We have multi interfaces on each vm connect to different segments ,  Can I issue the same address tail for those interfaces in vRA/vRO 7.4

Example:
Interface 1 -> 11.1.10.10
Interface 2 -> 11.1.20.10

Interface 3 -> 11.1.30.10

[#2]

I'm not sure I understand what you are asking here, but devices can have multiple IP addresses and NIOS will be able to track each of those separately in IPAM. DNS has no issue with multiple IP's under a single name.

Regards,

Tony

[#3]

hey there!!!

I am also facing this issue... The multiple interfaces in vRA/vRO are having problem of same ip issues. I tried to change ip addresses with changing the internet connections. But, still its not working! How to fix this issue???

Thanks

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@Eli187 wrote:

hey there!!!

I am also facing this issue... The multiple interfaces in vRA/vRO are having problem of same ip issues. I tried to change ip addresses with changing the internet connections. But, still its not working! How to fix this issue???

Thanks

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[#5]

vRealize Orchestrator Appliance on the same IP address and FQDN.

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You cannot use the same IP address on multiple interfaces. It just won't work properly (usually it will only work on the last interface the IP was assigned on). You need to put the ethernet interfaces into a bridge and assign the IP address on the bridge itself.

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You cannot use the same IP address on multiple interfaces. It just won't work properly (usually it will only work on the last interface the IP was assigned on). You need to put the ethernet interfaces into a bridge and assign the IP address on the bridge itself.

Add routing tables and rules binding source IP address for each route, and add those as default gateway for each network interface.

Assuming this networking enviroment 

Add new routing tables in /etc/iproute2/rt_tables

Add routes to those routing tables

Add rules to apply traffic to the routing tables

Set interfaces ready for receiving ARP replies

Checking ping with -I IPADDR

To make this routes persistent following configuration files have to be changed

• For network addresses and routes:

  For routing rules:

  For receiving ARP replies:

  For sending ARP:

  Note: Refer to /usr/share/doc/kernel-doc-<version>/Documentation/networking/ip-sysctl.txt for more information about these setting.

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@maulyy wrote:

You cannot use the same IP address on multiple interfaces. It just won't work properly (usually it will only work on the last interface the IP was assigned on). You need to put the ethernet interfaces into a bridge and assign the IP address on the bridge itself.

Add routing tables and rules binding source IP address for each route, and add those as default gateway for each network interface.

Assuming this networking enviroment 

Add new routing IndigoCard tables in /etc/iproute2/rt_tables

Add routes to those routing tables

Add rules to apply traffic to the routing tables

Set interfaces ready for receiving ARP replies

Checking ping with -I IPADDR

To make this routes persistent following configuration files have to be changed

• For network addresses and routes:

  For routing rules:

  For receiving ARP replies:

  For sending ARP:

  Note: Refer to /usr/share/doc/kernel-doc-<version>/Documentation/networking/ip-sysctl.txt for more information about these setting.

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Hello,

Thanks for the step by step tutorial. Works like a charm! The solution worked for me. Really appreciate for help.