you do not need cloudstack virtual router to provide dhcp/dns service, right ?
If you use an advanced zone, you can create a shared network without
any service, then the VMs will get dhcp from your router, not
cloudstack virtual router.
-Wei
On Wed, Apr 17, 2024 at 9:03 AM Embedded wrote:
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ok is there any way to tell vms just to get a dhcp ip off the local lan without
the router in the mix??
everything in the lab lan is 192.168.10.xxx
On Wednesday 17 April 2024 01:40:30 PM (+07:00), Wei ZHOU wrote:
> Hi,
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> cloud0 is the control network of virtual routers and system vms.
> Th
Hi,
cloud0 is the control network of virtual routers and system vms.
The IP of cloud0 is configured as 169.254.0.1/16 by default.
-Wei
On Wed, Apr 17, 2024 at 7:41 AM Embedded wrote:
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> cloudstack seems to be confusing networking on a lab install ... vms come
> up but
> the ip they have app
cloudstack seems to be confusing networking on a lab install ... vms come
up but
the ip they have appears to be on the other side instead of the router
side, i noticed
cloud0 is using a 169.xxx IP address, where this is a flat 192.168.10.xxx
network
root@cs:~# brctl show
bridge name bridg
