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Also when I installed RKE2 cluster I see very hight internal traffic usage. Is this fine ?

If you go to the IP Pool in the dashboard and click the 3 dots at the end of its row on the table and click "Edit YAML" you might have to adjust the .spec.selector.scope field to look more like this:

spec:
  selector:
    network: default/mysetup-vm-n
    scope:
      - guestCluster: 'mycom'
        namespace: 'default'
        project: '*'

Or if it's meant to be a global IP Pool and is not dedicated to this guest RKE2 cluster, you can set

namespace: '*'

and

guestCluster: '*'

as well

@bored-painting-68221 it worked thanks. But address column is blank. Also does it allow to use the same ip address for multiple load balance services which uses different ports ?

Off the top of my head I don't know for sure, I haven't tried that. It's a layer-4 load balancer, so as I understand it, it's 1 IP address per Service object of type: LoadBalancer. Generally in kubernetes if you want to route to multiple services from the same load balancer you can use an Ingress which can do Layer 7 load-balancing with HTTP since it can load balance using things like Host header or HTTP route path

Some services require load balancer like WebRTC media server. I'm trying to run MQTT with LoadBalanced service type. lb is created. but on rancher side it still tells that service is not initialised