DescriptionYadnyawalk Tale
2018-06-29 14:55:41 UTC
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Description of problem:
Let say, you have to added two vcenter to one infra map.
You can select two clusters, two datastores but only one network.
(Please note network selection is also cluster dependent, same as datastore selection)
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
5.9.3.3.20180627151410_682cecf
How reproducible:
100%
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Add two vcenter provider at source, one rhvm provider at target
2. Try to create infra-map, map two clusters (vcenter1 to vcenter2)
3. map two datastores
4. map network of first cluster and you will find network with `same name` is missing from second cluster list
What do I mean by 4th step here?
Here for cluster `V2V_Cluster (V2V)`, I mapped `vsphere6-lab \ VM Network` to `rhvm \ VM_Network` and for cluster `Cluster (V2V)` when I tried to find network, I don't see `vsphere6-cfme \ VM Network`. It is not in list.
(check attached image)
Actual results:
Only showing one network
Expected results:
Should show two network as clusters are totally different.
(Not sure if it is intentional but is so, will like to know reason)
Additional info:
Workaround for this issue will be creating infra-map with single vcenter at source and single rhvm at target (that means using only one cluster at source).
Created attachment 1474235[details]
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Fixed! I can select two different networks with two different clusters.
Verified on: 5.10.0.6.20180725145922_d299ff5
Thanks!
Created attachment 1455526 [details] network_missing.png Description of problem: Let say, you have to added two vcenter to one infra map. You can select two clusters, two datastores but only one network. (Please note network selection is also cluster dependent, same as datastore selection) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 5.9.3.3.20180627151410_682cecf How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add two vcenter provider at source, one rhvm provider at target 2. Try to create infra-map, map two clusters (vcenter1 to vcenter2) 3. map two datastores 4. map network of first cluster and you will find network with `same name` is missing from second cluster list What do I mean by 4th step here? Here for cluster `V2V_Cluster (V2V)`, I mapped `vsphere6-lab \ VM Network` to `rhvm \ VM_Network` and for cluster `Cluster (V2V)` when I tried to find network, I don't see `vsphere6-cfme \ VM Network`. It is not in list. (check attached image) Actual results: Only showing one network Expected results: Should show two network as clusters are totally different. (Not sure if it is intentional but is so, will like to know reason) Additional info: