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Environmental Info:
Node(s) CPU architecture, OS, and Version: 1 Server Node (2 cores, 8 GByte memory, 30 GByte HDD) Cluster Configuration: 1 server, 1 agent Describe the bug: After the rke2 setup I tried to install Longhorn with these commands
The Longhorn manager pod shows
This is one example, similar timeouts messages occur when trying to get rancher up and running. It seems that the setup described does have a problem in general with the webhook communication. The Ubuntu firewall is disabled. A NetworkManager doesn't exist. Steps To Reproduce:
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Add-On .. I did install Rancher within the rke2 cluster with the following commands, same issue.
The errors are
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Assuming the pods for the webhooks are actually running, I suspect that something is blocking or dropping CNI traffic between nodes. If you've confirmed that the host's local firewall is disabled, ensure that the correct ports are open on any external firewalls or security groups between your nodes. Ref: https://docs.rke2.io/install/requirements#networking |
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Tx for the reply. These pods are running momentarily.
I'll go and cross check the network requirements. |
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Checked the network configuration. Neither Network Manager nor Wicked is running. The server ports 6443 and 9345 are reachable from the agent node. The kube-apiserver log shows permanently these entries
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kube-controler-manager shows permanently these entries
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@brandond Hi Brad, do you have eventually any other hints for me? Did a lot of research but did find nothing else so far .. Network so far seems to be ok from the checks. |
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Both nodes are in the same segment. The IPs are
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No idea what else could block the CNI traffic. How could I check this? |
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You might try running the ethtool command suggested here?
flannel-io/flannel#1929