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G.1.2 Designing the network of NIC switching mode

When cloning the system of NIC switching mode, the following IP addresses must be changed on the copy destination system.

Before cloning the system, see the following examples to decide the IP address to be assigned to the copy destination system. Check the IP address of the router on the destination network in advance as well when the copy destination system is connected to the network different from the network on the copy source system.

[Design example 3: NIC switching mode - Single system]

Below is the design example of how to clone HOST-A of "B.4.1 Example of the Single system without NIC sharing" in the RHEL7 environment.
As well as for eth0, decide the IP address for eth1 in advance in the RHEL8 environment.

IP address to be changed

Value in copy source

Value in copy destination

HOST-A

Logical IP address

sha0/

eth0

192.168.70.1

192.168.170.1

Physical IP address

192.168.70.2

192.168.170.2

HUB

192.168.70.100

192.168.70.101

192.168.170.100

192.168.170.101

[Design example 4: NIC switching mode - Cluster system (1:1 Active standby)]

Below is the design example of how to clone HOST-A and HOST-B of "B.4.8 Example of the Cluster system (1:1 Standby)" in the RHEL7 environment.
As well as for eth0, decide the IP address for eth1 in advance in the RHEL8 environment.

IP address to be changed

Value in copy source

Value in copy destination

HOST-A

Logical IP address

sha0/

eth0

192.168.70.1

192.168.170.1

Physical IP address

192.168.70.2

192.168.170.2

HUB

192.168.70.100

192.168.70.101

192.168.170.100

192.168.170.101

HOST-B

Logical IP address

sha0/

eth0

192.168.70.1

192.168.170.1

Physical IP address

192.168.70.3

192.168.170.3

HUB

192.168.70.100

192.168.70.101

192.168.170.100

192.168.170.101

Takeover virtual interface

sha0:65

192.168.70.1

192.168.170.1