Hi
I am in the process of creating a SOFS and all is going swimmingly but am getting confused on the networking side of things.
I have my CSVs & SMB Cluster running fine on two servers and have provisioned a file share OK. Now I want to make a VM on the SOFS but I want all the storage action to run over my 10G switches and not the public network. This is where I am getting confused.
On the two SOFS I have the following networks in Cluster Manager:
1. "Public Network" - 192.168.30.0/32 - this is where all my existing VMs live and people access resources from
2. "Cluster Network" - 4 X NIC in each SOFS connected via crossover cable for Cluster Traffic. NICs are Teamed, subnet is 10.10.1.0
3. "SMB Network" - 2 X 10G NIC in each SOFS & HV Server connected to 2 X 10G switches. NICs Teamed, subnet as per Cluster Network. I would like any SMB traffic to go over these NICs
So in Failover Cluster Manager I have the 30.0 network configured for Client Access. It has registered the SOFS in DNS OK, I can reach the SOFS from anywhere in the 30.0 network
The Cluster & SMB networks are not configured for Client Access but for Cluster Traffic. Even though I have set a subnet of 10.10.1.0 on my 10G NICs under Networks in Cluster Manager it says the 10G network is using the 10.0.0.0 subnet.
Does this mean I have to change my NIC Team adapter properties to reflect this subnet? Where did it get this subnet from?
I have attempted to create a new VM in Hyper-V on the SOFS File Share but it uses the 30.0 network and not the 10G Team I have created to access the SOFS share.
Where I am going wrong?
Thanks!