Figured this out. In stack.sh, when creating the quantum subnets, the VM image
below
was creating them with dhcp disabled. I added that to the quantum network using
the subnet-update command, rebooted the VM, and it got an IP address.
Kaneko, FYI in case you want to respin the VM images.
Thanks,
Thanks Jason, it seems similar to this. Since I'm running from devstack, I don't
have a /etc/init/quantum-dhcp-agent.conf file. I checked though, and there are
2 instances of quantum-dhcp-agent running on the host (see below), but none
are running for the right network. Still trying to debug why th
Hi Kyle maybe this is related? Its just a shot in the dark.
https://lists.launchpad.net/openstack/msg16842.html
On 10/26/12 8:53 AM, Kyle Mestery (kmestery) wrote:
> I may have found the problem. I have 2 Quantum networks, and I don't see a
> DHCP
> server running on one of them. See below:
>
>
I may have found the problem. I have 2 Quantum networks, and I don't see a DHCP
server running on one of them. See below:
ubuntu@ryu1:~/devstack$ quantum subnet-list
+--+--+--+--+
| id
Hi Kaneko:
I was able to confirm no IP address by logging into the console and doing a
"ifconfig eth0" on the VM. Further, I followed your steps below, and in step #1,
there is no IP assignment given to the VM. Running the ping with the specified
netns failed as well. Also, my VMs were assigned ad
Hi Kyle,
How did you confirm that IP address was not given to VM?
Please confirm with the following command.
1. see console output of VM
$ nova console-log vm1 | tail -30
Initializing random number generator... done.
Starting network...
udhcpc (v1.18.5) started
Sending discover...
Sending select
