Is there a clean way to manually modify the IP address of an existing Cloudstack VM in basic networking mode? I'm not seeing anything in the API that looks like what I want exactly. I could mangle the DB manually and trigger a re-push to the virtual router, but that seems a bit ugly…
I see references to the IP in the following tables: nics usage_event user_ip_address vm_instance Here's my use case: I am performing a conversion from a set of legacy block device backed open source Xen VMs in to Cloudstack/vSphere for a Dev/QA lab. My process is currently to create a VM in CS with the same base OS, then run my magic rsync script that pushes everything from the old VM to the new one (fixing things like fstab, mtab, network config, and grub.cfg along the way). Then I'll shut down the old VM, and I'd like to assign the old IP to the new CS VM. Any thoughts on this? Thanks much in advance. Eric Reeves
