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I would change the setup where instead of bridging all connections to your physical NIC, only bridge the 10.10.3.5 interface on Vyatta. Use host-only networking for the other two network. You should already have a host-only network on vmnet1, use that for your 10.10.4.x network. Use Manage Virtual Networks to create another host-only network on vmnet2 and use that for the 10.10.10.5 network.One question - what are you using the Openfiler to serve? If a VMware software (or dependent hardware) adapter is to be the consumer of your storage be aware that iSCSI storage (and I think NFS storage) has to reside on the same IP subnet as the VMkernel port configured to access it - not sure about other systems. In that case your storage won't work on a routed network.
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You might want to check your iSCSI client and make sure it will work over a routed network.Good Luck. Hey BG,Appreciate you jumping in here. For other nodes to access your internal host-only networks, you will have to have routes configured somewhere so that they can find them.
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One way to do that is if you are using RIP, OSPF, or some other routing protocol on you network - you can enable the routing protocol to vyatta and let it advertise the new 10.10.4.0/24 and 10.10.5.0/24 networks so that other machines can find them through the 10.10.3.5 gateway. You could also use static routes to accomplish that purpose - if your internal corporate LAN only has a couple of routers that may be easier.The trick is to have the routing in place so other machines can find your filers, and make sure you have a default gateway set on the vyatta so that if you clients are further away than your 10.10.3.0/24 network, the filers can find their way back to them. If your clients are on the 10.10.3.0/24 network, then instead of modifying your router configuration you can simply add some static routes on the client to find the filers.
