So, I think I’ve figured out a solution for the infiniband-network. Until I figure out otherwise, I’ll have to assume that I can’t route between infiniband-subnets (at least the switches won’t support it — the solution would have to be to route all IPoIB through a node — which would act as a router. Not an ideal solution.).
I’ll therefore have to create a single subnet for the infiniband;
10.162.0.0/19 # Infiniband - 10.162.0.0/20 - 10.162.0.0/21 # PROD - 10.162.8.0/21 # DEV - 10.162.16.0/20 - 10.162.16.0/21 - 10.162.16.0/22 # Infra - 10.162.20.0/22 # VM - 10.162.24.0/21 - 10.162.24.0/22 - 10.162.24.0/23 - 10.162.24.0/24 # GW - 10.162.25.0/24 # LOGIN-PROD - 10.162.26.0/23 - 10.162.26.0/24 # LOGIN-DEV - 10.162.27.0/24 # Free - 10.162.28.0/22 # Free 10.162.32.0/21 # PROD (ethernet) 10.162.40.0/21 # DEV (ethernet) 10.162.48.0/22 # Infrastructure 10.162.52.0/22 # VMs 10.162.56.0/24 # Gateway 10.162.57.0/24 # LOGIN-PROD 10.162.58.0/24 # LOGIN-DEV 10.162.59.0/24 # Admin 10.162.60.0/24 # SWITCH-MGMT 10.162.61.0/24 # Not-authorized hosts 10.162.62.0/23 # Free 10.162.64.0/18 # Free 10.162.128/17 # MGMT |