In one of the network acquire all the old public ip ranges or in db 
user_ip_address table mark those ip's state as allocated 

And for the public ip ranges which are assigned to ssvm/cpvm. Disable the zone. 
Destroy the systemvm's. then in the db mark those ip's as allocated or remove 
those rows from db.
Then enable the zone. Now for ssvm/cpvm will get ip's from new public range 
which are in free state.

For the old ip's if they are acquired, release them and delete them from db.

Thanks
Rajesh Battala

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrei Mikhailovsky [mailto:and...@arhont.com] 
Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2014 4:42 PM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org
Subject: change of public IP for ssvm and console proxy


Hello guys,

I am planning to decommission one of our public IP ranges. As a part of this 
process I've migrated majority of networks to the new IP range. However, I am 
having difficulties with changing IPs for the SSVM and Console Proxy servers. 
How do I change them to the new range. I've tried manually swapping IPs in the 
data base, but every time after a reboot or recreation of ssvm and console 
proxy they get the IPs from the old range.

From what I understand, I can't delete the old IP range until all networks have 
been migrated and all IPs in the old range are Free. So, how do I force ssvm 
and console proxy to get the ip from the new range instead of the old one?

Many thanks

Andrei

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