Guest network is same as public ip, which vm's traffic go through switch directly. Isolated Network is a virtual network, all traffic go through VRouter. And if you assigned tag on Physical Network, if so you should set same tag on n/w offering. The effective way is compare your new n/w offering with existed n/w offering DefaultIsolatedNetworkOffering .
Thanks, Yitao 2014-02-13 10:40 GMT+08:00 Sachchidanand Vaidya <vaidy...@juniper.net>: > Hi, > Under "Networks" Tab in UI for Admin user, Cloudstack provides 2 > options to create networks > 1) Add guest network 2) Add Isolated Network. > - What is the difference between these 2 networks. > > Also, I created and Enabled a new "Network Offering". But when I > create an Isolated Network, > I don't see the newly created Network offering in the drop-down menu. > Are there additional steps > to be followed to make new n/w offering visible during Virtual Network > creation. > > Thanks, > Sachin > >
