Hellooo, I see another "strange" thing... I'm also a newbie of CS and I'm understanding just now some concepts but... what mean "default" nic? Why in an instance I have a default nic that I can change (if I've more than one nic)? And why, also if I change the default nic, I still can only configure port forwarding on the first nic I configured for my instance? When I configure a port forwarding and I select the instance, a dropdown menu should show the IP address of the instance, but I see only primary? Maybe I'm experiencing a bug?
On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 10:21 PM, Alessandro Caviglione < c.alessan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi guys, > I'm experiencing an issue about port forwarding. > I've deployed an instance with 2 NICs, both isolated network. > Now I've configured some services in the instance, some listening on NIC 1 > IP and some listening on NIC 2 IP. > IP are in two different subnet, both assigned by CS DHCP. > Now, I click the second network in the network menu > View IP Address > > Public IP > Configuration tab > Port forwarding then I create a new port > forwarding rule specifying the port, protocol and clicking the "Add" button > to specify the instance IP. > The instance appear in the popup but when I select the instance I just can > choose the "Primary" IP that is corresponding to the NIC 1. > > Something I wrong? >
