Hi Heince, Execute listCapacity Api call with fetchlatest=true. It will re-calculate the capacity and return you the up to date result.
-Alena. On 8/13/12 12:17 PM, "heince kurniawan" <hei...@gmail.com> wrote: >Hi Alena, > >I have modified it, and router, system vms already using new ip. >but the total capacity of the ip is wrong, how do i workaround this ? > >Regards, >Heince > > >On 14-Aug-2012, at 12:29 AM, Alena Prokharchyk wrote: > >> The IP address stays with the vm for the entire life cycle, till it's >> expunged. >> >> Modifying the DB is the only one way to workaround it. But changing it >>in >> the user_ip_address table is not enough. You should: >> >> * change the record in cloud.vlan table that corresponds to ip address >> range. >> * Change the record in nics table for all vms nics to have new ip >>address >> * restart the guest network >> * stop/start ALL user vms in network >> >> >> -Alena. >> >> On 8/13/12 1:16 AM, "Mice Xia" <mice_...@tcloudcomputing.com> wrote: >> >>> In database there is a table 'user_ip_address' for public IP address >>> allocation, maybe you can try changing its address and restart network >>>on >>> UI. >>> There is also a table 'vlan', and you may want to change its >>>description >>> to reflect your new IP range in UI. >>> >>> It seems to work for trunk, not sure if it's applicable for 3.0.2. >>> >>> Caution: >>> Don¹t forget to backup your database (or everything) before you try >>>this >>> workaround. >>> >>> Regards >>> Mice >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: heince kurniawan [mailto:hei...@gmail.com] >>> Sent: Monday, August 13, 2012 12:28 PM >>> To: cloudstack-users@incubator.apache.org >>> Subject: change / replace public ip range >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I'm using CS 3.0.2 advanced networking , just changed our ISP with new >>>IP >>> ranges, and I'm trying to change the previous ip assignment. >>> >>> This is what i've done: >>> - stop all vms >>> - maintenance all hosts >>> - destroy router and system vms >>> - disable zone >>> >>> but i still can't delete the public ip, status : "The IP range can't be >>> deleted because it has allocated public IP addresses." >>> >>> Even though i have destroyed router, the guest network mapping to >>>public >>> ip is still on state 'allocated', i can't delete the guest network : >>> "Can't delete the network, not all user vms are expunged. Vm >>> VM[User|i-2-7-VM] is in Stopped state" >>> >>> And i don't want to destroy all the vms, any workaround ? >>> >>> Bottom line: i just need to change the public ip range without >>>destroying >>> any user's vm. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Heince >>> >> >> > >
