Hi Sonali, For shared network there won't be public interface. Guest network is the public/direct network.
Thanks, Jayapal On 06-Feb-2015, at 2:06 PM, Sonali Jadhav <son...@servercentralen.se> wrote: > Hi, > > When we create a advance zone with security groups enabled, then I observed > there is no need for Public traffic NIC on host. So does that mean we'll be > creating Logical networks (shared and isolated) on guest network interface of > host ? > > Also in advance zone with security groups enabled, there won't be virtual > router created ? > > Is there is good guide for understanding of networking in advance zone with > security groups. > > I saw one video<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF9dq0aSb_I> of CloudStack > Networking - Paul Angus, which made me think it's like there are three types > networking scenarios as per type of zones we chose, > > - Basic zone > > - Advance zone > > - Advance zone with security groups enabled > > Am I correct? > > Yours sincerely, > > Sonali Jadhav | System Administrator > Nordiska Servercentralen > Skype ID: sonali.jadhav.sj > E-mail: son...@servercentralen.se<mailto:son...@servercentralen.se>
