RELEVANT INFORMATION
I have a windows cluster with 3 nodes in it...
- Node1
- Node2
- Node3
I have 4 NICs on each node...
- NIC1_Host
- NIC2_Virtuals
- NIC3_Cluster_HB
- NIC4_Live_Migration
This is the config for Node2's NICs...
- NIC1_Host
- IP: 10.71.1.21 - Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.128 - Gateway: 10.71.1.1
- IP: 10.71.1.213 - Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.240 - Gateway: N/A
- NIC2_Virtuals
- N/A
- NIC3_Cluster_HB
- IP: 10.71.1.130 - Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.248 - Gateway: N/A
- NIC4_Live_Migration
- IP: 10.71.1.138 - Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.248 - Gateway: N/A
So at this point in my Windows cluster I can see three networks...
- ClusterHB (10.71.1.130) [Network: 10.71.1.128/29]
- LAN (10.71.1.21, 10.71.1.213) [Network: 10.71.1.0/25]
- LiveMigration (10.71.1.138) [Network: 10.71.1.136/29]
Now that all of that is configured I move into my clustered app service that I created called "MyAppService". Under the general tab I have the list of IP addresses. There are a few things to note here...
- I can only have one IP address added to this list.
- When I edit or add an IP I can only choose the network 10.71.1.0/25 which is good and bad.
THE QUESTION
So my question is, how can I incorporate my new network in the mix? From what I understand these cluster networks are auto added. But for some reason it's only adding 1 cluster network per network card and in my case I need it to add 2 for the NIC1_Host NIC. Why is windows clustering not adding a network for the 10.71.1.208/28 network? In the end I expect the following to be shown under the "Networks" section of the cluster...
- ClusterHB (10.71.1.130) [Network: 10.71.1.128/29]
- LAN (10.71.1.21) [Network: 10.71.1.0/25]
- iSCSI (10.71.1.213) [Network: 10.71.1.208/28]
- LiveMigration (10.71.1.138) [Network: 10.71.1.136/29]