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In general, it's recommended to install Rancher on a separate machine or VM from the Harvester cluster that it will be managing. This ensures that Rancher can effectively monitor and manage the cluster without being impacted by any issues that may arise on the Harvester nodes.

Thanks. This is different from what we normally do for vmware vm mgmt cluster, we normally just install vcenter appliance on top of its own mgmt cluster. This would require us dedicating another different physical host running docker, just to run rancher application on that host later.