#Additional cluster management interface different ip space
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you don't have a separate vlan for cluster management?
did you try using the IPSpace name as the vserver name in net int create? as in net int create -vserver IPSPACE_HERE -lif mgmt2 ...?
might need to try in diag mode, but every IPSpace is (internally) also an SVM
i think the problem is that the mgmt lifs are in the Default IP space and other lifs with the same IP net are in different ipspaces...
just as a guess
probably e0M in the default... sort of standard
as I understood it OP just wants a second cluster mgmt LIF in a different (non-default) IPSpace... but maybe I misunderstood the question
i'm not sure how creating a lif in the svm "Default" ipspace gets one there, i guess...
that's why I said to try and create it in the IPSpace itself instead of the default IPSpace. Like you do with Intercluster LIFs
If you can create Intercluster LIFs directly in an IPSpace, you should be able to create management LIFs there as well. I can't test that at the moment as our lab system doesn't have free ports to add to a (test) IPSpace
i just don't think adding a lif to a non-default ipspace is going to result in a new cluster management lif that can actually log into the cluster svm
ONTAP only lets management lifs be created in the admin vserver. I tried for a customer a while ago. Won’t happen.
You are able to create data lifs and inter cluster lifs in another ipspace just not mgmt.
Thanks all!
Here is some more detail:
We have a A700 cluster running 9.11.1P8.
We use e0M for node management and vlan 908 on an LACP port a0a for cluster management.
We use a Cloud IPspace which has port a0c with several vlans including vlan 612.
The goal is a cluster management lif in vlan 612.
set up a broadcast-domain with vlan 612 in the default ipspace, move all of your "management" interfaces, both vlan and physical, into that broadcast-domain
of course, the physical interfaces also have to have their switch configuration adjusted to be a port in vlan 612. just make sure you save one physical interface until the end or you'll lock yourself out
test connectivity along the way with the interfaces you've moved... so you can still login again... then take the last physical interface...