Hi Chamila, Prasanna,
Thanks for pointing out some errors in the blog. Please see my comments in line.
> In your article, the bridge interface is given the ip address of 10.16.0.0.
> Is there a particular reason for that?
No particular reason. You may use whatever network you may wish. This
is t
Hi Akila,
In your article, the bridge interface is given the ip address of 10.16.0.0.
Is there a particular reason for that?
Shouldn't we give the ip address of eth1, while configuring eth1 to be
manual to successfully create the bridge?
I was able to connect to the guest from the host by modify
Yes I Installed openstack using virtual box in my local machine. I have
enabled NAT services but haven't added the host only adapter. Do I need to
install it again because of this or is there a way to do this because when
I added it openstack rejoin script fails.
Prasanna Dangalla
Software Engine
Hi Prasanna,
How did you install OpenStack? Did you use DevStack?
Also what is the nature of your deployment? Have you installed
OpenStack in a virtual machine on your laptop?
If you have installed it inside a VM then you need to enable some NAT
services to make compute nodes accessible. Perhaps
Hi,
Could you able to log in to the instance via openstack web ui vnc viewer?
I assume you installed openstack via devstack on your local machine.
Touched, not typed. Erroneous words are a feature, not a typo.
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Hi,
I created an instance in OpenStack. It shows that’s its up and running but
I cannot ping or ssh to it. I added security group as default and port 22
open rules to the security group and assigned it to my instance. But still
can't ping or ssh to it.
Error message displays was
ssh: connect
