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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 07/30/2013 04:31 PM, Brandon Adams
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              <div>Hi all, I'm trying to set up OpenStack using
                PackStack in a single node configuration, and I believe
                I'm having some network issues. I think I've narrowed
                the problem down to a forwarding issue, i.e. the packets
                meant for 192.168.32.x (Pack Stack default fixed
                address) aren't being routed correctly. When I tcpdump
                br100 and try and ping my vm, all that shows up are ARP
                requests, like:<br>
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                16:55:52.216132 ARP, Request who-has 192.168.32.2 tell
                192.168.32.1, length 28<br>
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    Did your instance actually got this address (192.168.32.2)? I assume
    it didn't since if it doesn't answer to arp so it couldn't
    communicate with the dhcp server.<br>
    I would start with the following:<br>
    1. Verify that 192.168.32.2 is the instance address (run "nova
    list"), sometimes the second address of the network belongs to the
    dhcp server.<br>
    2. Verify that the instance gets its private IP, if not, set it
    manually just for debugging.<br>
    3. Flush iptables in the compute node and inside the instance's os
    (run "iptables -F" and verify that the chains are on ACCEPT).<br>
    4. Ping the instance and run tcpdump from inside the instance
    ("tcpdump -i any -s 0 arp -nn").<br>
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                My public interface is eth0, with addresses
                192.168.0.xxx, and my flat interface is lo (loopback).
                I've been following the directions on the site to the
                letter and it still fails. Does anyone have any
                suggestions as to what the problem is and how I can
                solve it? I've pasted some information below, and I can
                follow up with more as needed. Thanks.<br>
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          nova.conf <a moz-do-not-send="true"
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        <div>iptables <a moz-do-not-send="true"
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        Brandon<br>
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Thanks,

Rami Vaknin, QE @ Red Hat, TLV, IL.
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