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When creating a new Cluster... which FQDN (mangement or service)

Daniel Rodríguez López de Lerma

I'm building up a new cluster... I'm not sure when I'm asked about hostnames/FQDNs, which one provide....



My appliances have two IPs and two FQDNs.... one for service and another for management.

xxxxx.mgmt.com.company

xxxxx.serv.com.company

Which one should I provide at the moment of building a new site, and register a new server to the cluster... This is not mentined in the documentation.

Thanks

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    Hello,

    If you run 'ip route list' on the appliance, then it should be the default IP that you should use to connect the server to the cluster.

    Thanks.

    Regards,

    Luciano Testa

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    Thank you for your answer!!!

    Any advice as "best practice"? Which will you recomend as default route, service network or management network?

    Thanks again

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    Hi Daniel,

    I've been asking around internally but there is not a definite opinion on this.

    How is this appliance protected exactly? I mean, there are some security considerations depending on how this is configured. For example, the fact that you can get to /admin from the same, public, interface would be a problem. Usually this appliance is set behind NAM to prevent outside access. Also, ideally, the admin UI doesn’t even exist on boxes that would be in a DMZ.

    So the answer is, it depends on your network/security configuration.

    Thanks.

    Regards,

    Luciano Testa

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