Hi Alessandro,
I think default NIC is tightly coupled with default route and default
GW. You may have several NICs at your system but only once is used for
communication to outside world. If you have several shared networks choose one
that is connected to Internet as default. If both connected -- choose any of
them.
Regards,
Vadim.
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From: Alessandro Caviglione [c.alessan...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2014 2:19
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org
Subject: Re: Port forwarding on nic2
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?
>
