So, I got a bit frustrated with the e1000 network speeds from my napp-it AIO, and maybe stupidly deleted the e1000. Added a second VMXNET3, and I think everything was configured properly, yet somehow I'm unable to access the web-gui for napp-it, or ping out from it in general. It can only ping itself.
dladm show-phys
e1000g0 is down
vmxnet3s0 is up
vmxnet3s1 is up
I got rid of the ip address for e1000g0, and:
ipadm create-addr -T static <same ip address as the old e1000> vmxnet3s1
ipadm show-addr reveals a static ip for lo0/v4, vmxnet3s0/v4 as my VM ip address. and vmxnet3s1/v4 as my storage network ip address (no adapters, just between VMs). Also lo0/v6 ::1/128. Nothing unusual here, I think.
I've added a default route to the VM network. Doesn't seem to have any effect.
Restarted the VM, restarted ESXi. No joy.
What am I missing?
dladm show-phys
e1000g0 is down
vmxnet3s0 is up
vmxnet3s1 is up
I got rid of the ip address for e1000g0, and:
ipadm create-addr -T static <same ip address as the old e1000> vmxnet3s1
ipadm show-addr reveals a static ip for lo0/v4, vmxnet3s0/v4 as my VM ip address. and vmxnet3s1/v4 as my storage network ip address (no adapters, just between VMs). Also lo0/v6 ::1/128. Nothing unusual here, I think.
I've added a default route to the VM network. Doesn't seem to have any effect.
Restarted the VM, restarted ESXi. No joy.
What am I missing?