I don't have available VLAN's. But I was thinking I could emulate one with a VPN server on CS Management server side. Is it a long shot ? Actually, to be more precise, I have three IP that are routed to my host. But they are not contiguous and I don't think it's possible to configure the management network of my pod so that it can uses these IPs. Is it ?
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 1:54 AM, Chiradeep Vittal < chiradeep.vit...@citrix.com> wrote: > Not familiar with OVH, but in general 'advanced' networking in CS is > challenging without VLANs. Do you have VLANs available? > > What do you plan on using your CS for? I'd say there's a minimum of 3 > "public ip" needed (assuming you are using advanced networking): 1 each > for the system vms and 1 for the virtual router. > > Assuming you have VLANs (let's say the range is 100-200), you could use > one VLAN for the public ips. These 'public ips' can be non-RFC1918 > addresses by the way. > > > On 2/19/13 1:33 AM, "Adrien Montfort" <adrien.montf...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >Hello, > >Please pardon me if my question seems stupid or trivial but I am very new > >to cloudstack and cloud computing in general. I am not the best at > >networking as well. > > > >I have two servers hosted by OVH (that are not in a VLAN). > >On one of them (ESX), I've a VM on which I've installed the Cloudstack > >Management server. This VM has a public IP. > >On the other server I've installed OVH Xenserver distribution (XenServer > >release 5.6.100-46766p (xenenterprise) - based on Red Hat 4.1.2-48) > >I've currently no CIDR block routed to this server. Only one public IP. > >As this will be the first host in my zone, it will host the two system VM > >(storage and proxy). > > > >So my question is: is this even possible with only one public IP routed to > >my Xenserver host? Is there something I can do to workaround this? I've > >installed a VPN server on my Cloudstack Management Server but I don't > >really see how it can help... Can it? > >My guess is that I *need *more IP address but I really need to be sure. > > > >Thanks a lot for you help. > >Cheers, > > > >Adrien > >
