On 9/24/12 7:07 AM, "Andrew Cruse" <[email protected]> wrote:
>We have cloudstack set to provision the default guest network for >customers >with a /24 but have a customer who needs a larger subnet. Is there a way >to do that for an individual customer? Yes, you can create a new network for the customer and specify the CIDR for it. You can do it either from the UI, or using createNetwork API. > I know I can change it for the >entire zone, but it's not clear what the implications of doing that are. >Do existing accounts retain the current guest network and new accounts get >the new one, or does the new one apply to old accounts as well? If so, how >does that switchover happen? There is no switchover. Once network is created for the account, it stays with he account and can be used by this account only. > >Alternatively, is there a way to deploy a new default guest network to an >account? You need to create a new network, and specify this new network during the vm deployment. >The ideal scenario here would be to ust change the subnet mask on >the one they already have, but if we could provision an additional network >that will also get a virtual router that can act as the default gateway, >provide NAT, etc. for the new network that would work as well. Deploying >a >non-default network to the account doesn't seem to work as it seems to >expect an external device to handle routing and NAT duties which is not an >option in this case. > >Thanks! > >Andrew >
