bernardodemarco commented on issue #172:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack-terraform-provider/issues/172#issuecomment-2830583776
Hello, @lwsa-leonardosouza
Do the credentials configured in your `cloudstack` provider belong to a Root
Admin account?
If so, could you verify whether the `var.vlan` input variable is defined?
Additionally, it would be interesting to check what value the Management Server
is receiving for the `vlan` attribute in the `createPrivateGateway` API call.
```
resource "cloudstack_private_gateway" "pvgateway" {
gateway = var.gateway
ip_address = var.ip_address
netmask = var.netmask
vlan = var.vlan != "" ? var.vlan : null
vpc_id = module.vpc.id
acl_id = var.acl_id != "" ? var.acl_id : null
physical_network_id = var.physical_network_id != "" ?
var.physical_network_id : null
}
```
As mentioned on the [private gateway module
documentation](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/cloudstack/cloudstack/latest/docs/resources/private_gateway),
it is only possible to create private gateways through Terraform using Root
Admin credentials. This requirement exists because, currently, the Apache
CloudStack provider only supports the `vlan` parameter; the
`associatednetworkid` is not supported. Since non-root admins accounts do not
have access to infrastructure details, the `vlan` parameter is not available
for them.
We can create a new issue to support the `associatednetworkid` parameter.
What do you guys think?
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> I`ve tried same example from repository, but didn't work:
This example seems to be missing the `acl_id` attribute. I executed it, with
the credentials of a Root Admin account and with the `acl_id` defined, and it
worked as expected. I'll open a PR to update the documentation example.
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