Erik, What I have done is -- label my two nics, one is private, one is public. I labled as such, then attempted to go through the setup and denoted cloud-public for Public and cloud-private for Management / Guest, which to me makes sense, perhaps it's incorrect.
Attempting to access SSVM the connection is there, but unable to ping; now I just noticed my Node (Xen) is also unable to access the internet. I attached a shot of my IP Address configuration. Is it necessary to add the 10.x IP and 96.x IP there, or does cloudstack automatically handle it? - Mo On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 2:56 PM, Erik Weber <terbol...@gmail.com> wrote: > You can access the console from your hypervisor (login: root/password) and > check. Does your mgmt network have internet access? > > Erik > 23. feb. 2014 20:52 skrev "Mo" <m...@daoenix.com> følgende: > > Erik, >> >> As I stated in my first message, there is no access to the system VMs. I >> suspect I am not fully understanding how to input the subnets in correctly, >> public / private. >> >> >> >> >> On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 2:49 PM, Erik Weber <terbol...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Log in on your ssvm and check that internet access works. >>> >>> Erik >>> 23. feb. 2014 20:38 skrev "Mo" <m...@daoenix.com> følgende: >>> >>> > Hello, >>> > >>> > I am attempting to setup cloudstack on Xen Server, I have setup the >>> traffic >>> > labels it seems all is well in that regard. The system VMs are running >>> > without issue and setup the way I would like them as follows: >>> > >>> > Public IP Addressx.x.x.x (omitted for obvious reasons)Private IP >>> Address >>> > 10.4.234.151Link Local IP Address169.254.0.21 >>> > I would like to know what I am doing wrong, as you can see I have a >>> Private >>> > IP address and a public facing IP address, but, no internet access is >>> > provided within. Thus resulting in the inability to download the CentOS >>> > Template (which is it possible to obtain a NEWER template when >>> installing >>> > Cloudstack). >>> > >>> > Also, I am not seeing ingrees/regress rules to allow inbound/outbound >>> > connections; so I am a little at a loss on how to resolve this. >>> > >>> > If someone could assist me and/or direct me in the right way that >>> would be >>> > great. >>> > >>> > - Maurice >>> > >>> >> >>
