On Feb 14, 2014, at 01:38 , Andrew Lau and...@andrewklau.com wrote:
You just need some proper DST and SRC Nat rules and you should be fine.
I use mikrotik so its slightly different but the same concept applies. For
windows, I don't know, never really cared much as no one uses windows on
Quoting Andrew Lau and...@andrewklau.com:
Your value for SpiceDefaultProxy should be your external IP
address/hostname otherwise external users will never know where to connect
to.
So the spice proxy would be going out the firewall then looping back
in (also known as hairpinning), which in
You just need some proper DST and SRC Nat rules and you should be fine.
I use mikrotik so its slightly different but the same concept applies. For
windows, I don't know, never really cared much as no one uses windows on
our ovirt setup :)
But the client tools you linked are for the client
Looks like I am talking to myself now, but I will post my latest
findings, as I have had some time today to poke at this a bit.
It seems that the issues I last posted about may be specific to whn
using the Windows Remote-Viewer client, as that is what I was testing
with yesterday (and when
Your value for SpiceDefaultProxy should be your external IP
address/hostname otherwise external users will never know where to connect
to.
This then becomes more of a firewall issue as you're spice proxy is
working. But just to confirm, if you open up console through chrome it
should download a
Just got a chance to get back to this. Looks like I cannot connect
using SPICE at all, even from the internal network. I could connect
fine (from internal network) before the attempted proxy changes :-(
When I try to connect using SPICE, the black console windows pops ups,
and just says
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the reply.
Quoting Andrew Lau and...@andrewklau.com:
Just install squid proxy and port forward the 3128 port through your
firewall you should be all good.
Is squid installed on your oVirt box or is it on your firewall? Or did
ypu srtup a seperate box ad the proxy?
On Sat, Feb 8, 2014 at 9:11 AM, Alan Murrell li...@murrell.ca wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the reply.
Quoting Andrew Lau and...@andrewklau.com:
Just install squid proxy and port forward the 3128 port through your
firewall you should be all good.
Is squid installed on your oVirt box
I followed your notes, installing Squid on my oVirt server (I have an
all-in-one installation). I set a port forward on our firewall for port
3128 to my oVirt server.
I logged into the User Portal and tried connecting to the console, but I
get Could not connect to graphic server (null). Not
Lots of variables here:
- Can you connect to squid from your browser?
- Did you modify the squid.conf to match your setup? (dst addresses, etc).
- iptables?
- restarted engine?
- If you're using ovirt 3.4 make sure you set the cluster policy too
On Sat, Feb 8, 2014 at 3:15 PM, Alan Murrell
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