Hi Drew, With respect to the issue you're noticing where clone offering silently discards changes made to an offering's service list, seems to be a known UI issue, and has a fix: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/14062. Until this is merged, as a workaround, you may have to create a new offering with your desired list of services.
Regards, Pearl On Thu, Oct 22, 2026 at 11:51 AM Drew Weaver <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I've made some progress setting up Cloudstack (thanks everybody that > responded to my questions). > > I noticed on the test VM I spun up that it's using DHCP (without a default > gateway) and while it can reach the Internet (public IP addresses) using > DHCP isn't desirable for our goals. > > Also it isn't immediately obvious how the VM is routing to the Internet > without a gateway configured in the network settings since there is no NAT > of any kind taking place. > > So I cloned "DefaultSharedNetworkOffering< > http://10.1.225.2:8080/client/#/networkoffering/9fc257f7-62cb-476a-b3e3-dca3451f4eb1>" > and changed DHCP, DNS, and UserData to "ConfigDrive" from DHCP and then > configured "SecurityGroups" as "SecurityGroupProvider". > > I am guessing that I did something wrong because I noticed when I saved > it, it kind of discarded everything I changed and made the new offering > like this: > > Supported services > Dhcp : VirtualRouter > UserData : VirtualRouter > Dns : VirtualRouter > SecurityGroup : SecurityGroupProvider > > Does anyone have any insight into how I can configure this so it doesn't > use virtual routers while preventing IP spoofing/nic stepping? > > Thanks, > -Drew > > > > > -- Pearl Dsilva
