Thanks . I had a server with 10 ipaddress i modify the router script to make the nat to that IPs.
I would be a great feature to have the possibility to add "floating Ip's" in the private network and nat 1:1 to a public IP. El 04/09/12 15:59, Alena Prokharchyk escribió: > No, it's not possible. Although seems like you can assign 2 nics from the > same network to the vm, the things start breaking when we create network > rules (firewall/pf/lb) for vm in the network. As we always assume that vm > can't have more than one nic in the network. > > -Alena. > > On 9/4/12 11:50 AM, "Facundo Guerrero" <fguerr...@ipaddress.com.ar> wrote: > >> It's possible to NAT 1:1 a public IP for each of this Privates IP's? To >> do that at this moment i modify the script in the VP. >> >> >> Thanks >> >> El 04/09/12 03:56, Prasanna Santhanam escribió: >>> On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 12:36:59PM -0400, Alena Prokharchyk wrote: >>>> On 8/29/12 3:13 AM, "Sumita Gorla" <sumita.go...@citrix.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Can we use Cloudstack APIs to create a VM with two NICs on the same >>>>> shared network >>>>> Or isolated network? >>>>> >>>> No, one nic per user vm network. >>> The API can be used to create a VM with multiple nics in the same >>> network. The logic to prevent this in the UI only. You just have to >>> specify the same NetworkId as a comma-seperated list. so the following >>> works atm: >>> >>> deployVirtualMachine >>> &templateId=ttt >>> &serviceOfferingId=sss >>> &networkId=nn,nn >>> >>> >>> Most likely the default gateway gets clobbered and only one NIC is in >>> use at all times. The other being passive. >>> >>> Just Curious, What would be a use-case for such a requirement though? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> >> >
