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In cases with different NIC names across hosts, you'll basically have to create Network Configs under that specific Cluster Network until all of them are grouped under the Cluster Network. For example if I had 3 hosts, and 2 of them had eno49 and 1 of them had blah48. The screenshot you shared is on the "Uplink" portion of the form, but if you click back to the "Node selector" page you'll see 3 options: 1. Select all nodes -- which in this case, we can't, since the uplink is only the same for 2 of my nodes 2. Select specific node -- this could work, but would have to create a Network Config that is basically identical between my eno49 nodes (tedious) 3. Select node(s) matching rules If we choose to go with option 3, I could go to the Hosts page, click on one of my hosts with the eno49 NIC > Click "Edit config" > Labels and I could create a label for that Node Selector for my eno49 nodes, like key = "ifacename", value = "eno49", then I could go back to create the Network Config for that Cluster Network and click "Select node(s) matching rules" and punch in "ifacename" for the key, and "eno49" for the value. (Don't forget to go to each host with eno49 to add this label) Then I could repeat a similar process for "blah48" or use "Select specific node" The end result is I would have my Cluster Network with 2 Network Configs (1 network config selecting nodes with label

ifacename=eno49

and the other network config selecting either just that 1 blah48 node or nodes with label

ifacename=blah48