Nik,
I think the answer is no, in the cloudstack UI you add networks to VMs and
NICs are kind of automatic. In the API it is as you described. There is a
network configuration in cloudstack called "advanced zone with security
groups" which would allow for similar functionality but by the looks of
y
In the "physical world", yes, you could move the NICs from old L2-vlan port
group to a new port group (previously created by ACS, by spinning at least
one VM in that new network) - but then you would need to hack CloudStack DB
to tell it that you VM is on another L2 network - and that would be a ri
Hi
I have to change the instance NIC L2 network to another L2 network.
How can I do this without adding a 2nd NIC - Setting it as default - Removing
the old one?
We have a migration of about 100VMs and I'm looking for the most efficient way.
In vSphere it's possible to change the port group of
Hi
I have to change the instance NIC L2 network to another L2 network.
How can I do this without adding a 2nd NIC - Setting it as default - Removing
the old one?
We have a migration of about 100VMs and I'm looking for the most efficient way.
In vSphere it's possible to change the port group of
