Hi Daan, You are correct. The gateway is not acting as a host. It just lets my other machine connect to the outside world.
Also, you are correct that I am not using this as a production system. Next semester though, I plan on creating a Cloudstack setup with 10 physical machines. Below is a screenshot of my management-server.log file during the time I tried to run the install. The top one (2021-12-7 14:13:20, 315) is where I began the management setup on my browser. At the bottom of the first screenshot, I think that is where I tried to add a host from the Infrastructure tab. [image: image (4).png] On Fri, Dec 10, 2021 at 11:37 AM Daan Hoogland <daan.hoogl...@gmail.com> wrote: > welcome Matt, > I'll take a while to read ;) > > When you call one machine the `gateway`, do you mean it is not acting as a > host but as a gateway to the outside world, and only the machine with the > management server is a host in the system? > Firewalls can be a pain, however the ports to open are really limited and > it sounds like you are not talking about this as an architecture for a > production system, so it is alright to completely disable them. > During enabling the zone, do you see any issues in the management server or > agent logs? > > > On Fri, Dec 10, 2021 at 5:27 PM Matthew Samani <saman...@montclair.edu> > wrote: > > > Good Morning All, > > > > My name is Matt and I have just joined this mailing list. I apologize in > > advance if this email becomes lengthy. > > > > I am new to working with Cloudstack and I have been trying to test out > the > > software a bit. I am trying to use the Quick Start guide provided by > > Cloudstack to get used to the general installation process and its use. > > While there was a bit of a learning curve, I have reached all the way to > > the end of the guide. To provide some information on my design, I am > using > > two CentOS VMs with one acting as the gateway and the other having the > > entire installation. I made sure to set Promiscuous Mode to Allow VMs for > > both the gateway and client, provided enough computational resources, > > Enabled Nested VT-x/AMD-V, stopped and disabled NetworkManager on both > the > > gateway and client, and followed every single step verbatim (using > > copy/paste as much as possible and making adjustments where needed). > > > > The only issue is that when I hit "Launch Zone" as one of the final > steps, > > it gets stuck on Adding Host. I do usually get a notification saying that > > it cannot connect to the management server. This doesn't make as much > sense > > since it should be the same machine. I have included a screenshot of > where > > I got stuck, the link to the Quick Start guide, and the link to the book > I > > used for my gateway (go to page 118). Can anyone give me any pointers? I > > have done the whole process twice and received the same results. I am not > > sure if it would be the cause, however I want to note that I stopped and > > disabled the firewall on the client, but the gateway's firewall is still > up > > and running. While I can see the firewall on the client possibly causing > > issues, I am not sure about the gateway. > > > > [image: image (1).png] > > > > > > Quick Start Guide: > > > http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/latest/quickinstallationguide/qig.html > > > > Gateway: https://oiipdf.com/mastering-centos-7-linux-server > > -- > > Regards, > > > > Matthew Joseph Samani > > Email: saman...@montclair.edu > > Cell: 201-359-6077 > > > > > > -- > Daan > -- Regards, Matthew Joseph Samani Email: saman...@montclair.edu Cell: 201-359-6077
