Well with 1 NIC several other compliance issues arise especially for us PCI 
type folk.

I have built CS into a compliant DC and had few issues, maximizing the 
flexibility of network types and routing, pretty much anything can be done. My 
CS build lived behind 3 layers of firewalls.

Perhaps more specifics are required from your point about compliance. Is there 
a particular standard your concerned with?

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On Jan 23, 2013, at 9:35 AM, "Musayev, Ilya" <imusa...@webmd.net> wrote:

> Architecture related - if you have advanced network setup - where router VMs 
> use 2 NICs for 2 networks - in many corp environments - dual homed  NICs on 
> different networks for System VMs, circumvent firewall and other compliance 
> policies, making not compliant if you are subjected to strict compliance... 
> this is probably where openstack shines (not mentioning other issues)
> 
> 
> Assuming end user can punch firewalls for system VMs to talk to CloudStack 
> and VMs underneath.. whats is the possibility of us creating another type of 
> "advanced network" - that is compliant with regulations and uses only 1 NIC 
> for SystemVMs?

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