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V4.20.1 VPC's virtual machines can only communicate when a virtual router is running on the Host Node #11467
with two host nodes (A and B), if the VPC's virtual router runs on Node A, only the VMs on Node A will have network connectivity—VMs on Node B will not ,VMs DHCP Unable to get IP address
but when I migrate the virtual router from Node A to Node B, only VMs on Node B gain network connectivity, while those on Node A lose it.
with two host nodes (A and B), if the VPC's virtual router runs on Node A, only the VMs on Node A will have network connectivity—VMs on Node B will not
However, when I migrate the virtual router from Node A to Node B, only VMs on Node B gain network connectivity, while those on Node A lose it.
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rajujith commentedon Aug 19, 2025
@hale177 can you check whether the VLAN for the guest network is trunked on the switchports of both the hosts A & B?
hale177 commentedon Aug 19, 2025
Yes @rajujith