ok digging into Code I believe I see why
This is hard coded to 10.x and 192.x networks, it is an assumption that
these networks are meant to be private only
code is
public function determineServerIps($client, $server)
{
$addr = $server->nic[0]->ipaddress;
if (strpos($addr, "10.") === 0 || strpos($addr, "192.168") ===
0)
$localIp = $addr;
else
$remoteIp = $addr;
if ($server->publicip)
$remoteIp = $server->publicip;
return array(
'localIp' => $localIp,
'remoteIp' => $remoteIp
Which makes sense however in our case we really didn't want to use public
ip ranges in the private ( behind firewall space) its ok just have to
design it a little more again might do a hack on my side as well
On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 1:45:39 PM UTC-8, Aatxe Urrutia wrote:
>
> Hello I have an issue with scalr communication and cloudstack, I can bring
> up vm's fine i imported then via scalr and it saved them as snapshot when I
> start the farm it brings the vms up but then says 'Cloudstack handler
> failed: Argument missing: ipAddressId'
>
>
> I have a setup in aws as well and what I notice that is apparently
> different is that my local scalr - cloudstack implementation brings up vm's
> with one network interface, so would this error come from a lack of a
> "public interface"?
>
>
>
>
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