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# Final Deployment Status
## ✅ R630 (pve2) - 192.168.1.55 - DEPLOYMENT COMPLETE
**Network Status:**
- ✅ vmbr0 (nic3): **192.168.1.55/24** (LAN) - Working
- ✅ vmbr1 (nic2): **45.49.66.13/19** (WAN - Public IP) - Working
- ✅ Network configuration applied and active
- ✅ Both bridges have IP addresses
**Configuration:**
- ✅ /etc/network/interfaces configured
- ✅ /etc/hosts updated with pve entry (192.168.1.207)
- ⚠️ corosync.conf still has old IPs (192.168.1.206, 192.168.1.49) - needs manual update
## ⚠️ ML110 (pve) - 192.168.1.207 - CONFIGURED (Needs Verification)
**Network Configuration:**
- ✅ Network configuration file written (nic0→vmbr0, nic1→vmbr1)
- ✅ /etc/hosts updated with pve2 entry (192.168.1.55)
- ⚠️ Network apply may have been interrupted
- ⚠️ Currently not accessible via SSH (likely due to network restart)
**Actions Needed:**
- Use console access to verify network configuration
- Check if network was applied: `ip addr show`
- If needed, apply network: `ifreload -a` or `systemctl restart networking`
- Update corosync.conf with new IPs if cluster is configured
## Network Configuration Summary
### R630 (pve2)
```
Physical: nic3 (LAN) → vmbr0 → 192.168.1.55/24 ✅
Physical: nic2 (WAN) → vmbr1 → 45.49.66.13/19 ✅
```
### ML110 (pve)
```
Physical: nic0 (LAN) → vmbr0 → Should get 192.168.1.207/24
Physical: nic1 (WAN) → vmbr1 → Should get public IP
```
## Cluster Configuration Status
### Current Cluster State
- R630 can see cluster but only 1 node (quorum not met)
- ML110 cluster status unknown (not accessible)
### To Complete Cluster Configuration
**Once ML110 is accessible again:**
1. **Update corosync.conf on ML110:**
```bash
# Update ring0_addr entries
sed -i 's/ring0_addr:.*pve$/ring0_addr: 192.168.1.207/' /etc/pve/corosync.conf
sed -i 's/ring0_addr:.*pve2$/ring0_addr: 192.168.1.55/' /etc/pve/corosync.conf
```
2. **Restart cluster services (one node at a time):**
```bash
# On ML110 first
systemctl restart corosync
systemctl restart pve-cluster
# Then on R630
systemctl restart corosync
systemctl restart pve-cluster
```
3. **Update cluster certificates:**
```bash
# On both nodes
pvecm updatecerts -f
pvecm expected 2
```
4. **Verify cluster:**
```bash
pvecm status
pvecm nodes
```
## Next Steps
1. **Access ML110 via console** (if SSH not working)
2. **Verify network on ML110:**
- Check `ip addr show` to see if bridges have IPs
- Apply network config if needed
3. **Complete cluster configuration** once both nodes are accessible
4. **Verify connectivity** between nodes
## Deployment Summary
**R630 (pve2)**: Fully deployed and working
⚠️ **ML110 (pve)**: Configuration written, needs verification via console
## Files Deployed
All configuration files have been written:
-`/etc/network/interfaces` on both servers
-`/etc/hosts` on both servers
- ⚠️ `/etc/pve/corosync.conf` on R630 (needs manual update - has old IPs)
- ⚠️ `/etc/pve/corosync.conf` on ML110 (needs verification and update)
---
**Status:** R630 deployment complete. ML110 needs console access to verify.