Hi Marcin, What do you mean by 'grant access'? Like SSH or MSTSC? If so, VPN could be enabled or port forwarding can be done on the networks settings on Cloudstack.
Marty On Wednesday, August 28, 2013, Marcin Piatek wrote: > Hi all > > I'm trying to configure a private cloud using Cloudstack 4.1.1 and Ubuntu > 12.04 as KVM host. > > So far I've managed to configure everything so taht the VMs start. > > Networking is setup like below: > > mgmntbr0 (eth0)- bridge for management and storage traffic, > 192.168.42.0/24 > cloudbr0 (eth1.200) - private net, 192.168.20.0/24 > cloudbr1 (eth1.300) - public net, 192.168.30.0/24 <- *nothing seems to be > using that* > > System VMs are using the private bridge and are visible from outside the > clud. > > When I added new network, a new bridge has been created and assigned a new > VLAN id. > Virtual router configured itself as the gateway for the network. > > VMs created using this network are using newly created bridge and virtual > router as the gateway, internet access is possible. > > My question is: > > What to do now to grant access to the VMs as currently they are behind the > Virtual Router? > > Thanks in advance for help. > -- > Regards, > Marcin Piątek >
