Hi,
What's your goal using VXLAN?
This is completely normal behaviour, in an Isolated network you have a public
interface (VLAN) and a guest interface (VXLAN), while in a L2 network you don't
have a public interface (the ACS VR isn't in the data path).
Regards
Alex
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Hi Chi,
VNF means virtual network appliance, which can provide various services,
routing, load balancer, dhcp, dns, ids, ips, etc.
it can be on the data path, or out of the data path.
you can use pfsense VNF or similar, to replace VR. However, ACS VR has a
virtual nic on the Public network, which
Hi Chi,
I am not very clear what you said.
> Shared Netowk with the Virtual router but does not get a Public address
assigned,
I guess you meant that the shared network in front of the VNF. If so, the
shared network should use public IP, the gateway is configured on your
upstream router. similar
Hello Wei,
I was using PFsense I try with cisco and Jupiper too, and vPaloAlto. I am
trying to mimic networks that I deployed before in Azure.
In this scenario you mentioned.
> Internet <-> public gateway <-> isolated network with source NAT(mandatory
> the CSvirtualROUTER) <-> VNF (on the isol
Hi guys,
We’re experiencing a degradation issue when deploying virtual machines or
interacting with KVM hosts through Apache CloudStack (version 4.20).
So far, the only temporary workaround we’ve identified is restarting the
cloudstack-agent service or the libvirtd daemon on the affected hosts. O
for Isolated or VPC networks,
Is my understanding I am not able to put a router in front in a shared network.
Or it is possible ?
Tata Y.
> On Jun 27, 2025, at 2:35 AM, Daan Hoogland wrote:
>
> Tata,
>
> On Fri, Jun 20, 2025 at 3:05 AM Chi vediamo wrote:
>>
>> Hello Team,
>>
>> Is there
Chi,
I do not fully understand your use-case, but in the cases of isolated
network and VPC you can put an appliance behind the router, not in
front of it. (not sure, needs checking)
In an L2 network you design the routing yourself and can make your VNF
be the gateway
In a shared network also you ca
Hi,
You just need to create the shared network in the same VLAN a your router and
set that router as the gateway for the shared network.
Regards,
Alex
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From: Chi vediamo
Sent: 27 June 2025 15:08
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org
Cc: Wei ZHOU ; weiz...@apache.org;
Thank you Daan
Is there Any documentation about this. I read about and saw several videos, but
none explains clearly each type versus VNF or vRouter.
I though based on the videos I can just replace the vRouter with an appliance
for isolated networks or a VPC.
In a shared network I need the vROU
Thank you Alex,
I forgot to add that we are using The VLAN id for Public network, and VXLAN is
for the Guest.
And I am truggling that on L2 and Shared The vrouter only gets the VXLAN, while
on Isolated network it getts both the VLAN-Public and the VXLAN-Guest
Let me know how to test properly
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