Our ISILON is set with two VLANS - 226 and 227. The smartconnect is configured, the DNS record aswell and it does load-balance in 192.168.26.0 network. (vlan 226)
The problem is that when pinged from VLAN 227 the smartconnect responds with the VLAN 226 addresses. And here I'm confused what kind of records I need to have in order to have load balancing with addresses from the 192.168.27.0 network.
For vlan 226 I created A record pointing to the SmartConnect service IP. From there I created delegation for that record with the name of the smart connect zone. Now, do I need to do the same in order to have it working with vlan 227 addresses? And if so, do I have to create the record and delegation with different names?
Hi Peter. Thank you for taking the time to help me.
So far both pools are with same name - emc.domain.ltd
If I understand correctly if i set the name to the second (for vlan227) to say, emc2.domain.ltd and then create the appropriate DNS records everything should be working. Is that right?
A GroupNet is a unique set of DNS servers for a tenant.
A Subnet is where a VLAN tag is applied, so 10.1.2.0/24 vlan120
A Pool is a range of IP addresses with a particular allocation method selected (static or dynamic), based upon how the clients will connect. A pool is what gets a smart connect zone name.
So because, by-definition a different VLAN will be a different subnet, and a pool will be a component of that subnet, which is where the name is assigned, it's impossible to have the same name in 2 subnets at the same time.
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Posted February 9th, 2018 06:00
Within each subnet/vlan, create at least one address pool and give it a
name to be used with SmartConnect:
name1.isiloncluster.example.com - first subnet/vlan
name2.isiloncluster.example.com - second subnet/vlan
recommended read for SmartConnect:
https://support.emc.com/docu58740_Isilon-External-Network-Connectivity-Guide---Routing,-Network-Topologies,-and-Best-Practices-for-SmartConnect.pdf?language=en_US
hth
-- Peter