What version of ACS are you using? The implementation has changed a few times recently, so it is an important detail.
Cheers, *Will Stevens* CTO <https://goo.gl/NYZ8KK> On Tue, Jun 6, 2017 at 10:30 AM, Andre Jacques <ajacq...@cloudops.com> wrote: > Hi there, > > I am currently creating Site-to-site VPN between > different instance of CloudStack using the > CloudStack API. Let's say I've got VPC_A in ENV_A > and VPC_B in ENV_B. We create VpnCustomerGateway > VCG_TO_B (IP Source NAT and CIDR of VPC_B in the > ENV_A) and VCG_TO_A (IP Source NAT and CIDR of > VPC_A in the ENV_B). I make sure both has the same > preshared-key, IKE Policy and ESP Policy. > > Then I create the VpnGateway for VPC_A and VPC_B, > then create the VpnConnection in VPC_A using the > VCG_TO_B VpnCustomerGateway. I make sure the > "passive" is checked, since the VPC_B is not yet > configured. This call does return a 200 OK HTTP > Status Code along with the data I need to refresh > my UI. > > Then the problem start. When I come to create the > VpnConnection in VPC_B to connect at VCG_TO_A > VpnCustomerGateway, generally I will receive a 534 > with the error message saying "Host with specified > id is not in the right state: Down". The problem > I've got with this is since I receive a 5xx error > code, my presumption is that the VpnConnection has > not been created, but it did. I know that the > "Connection" has been established and there is an > "Error" in that regard, nothing that a refresh > can't solve, but I believe that if the > VpnConnection is created properly in CloudStack, > regardless of its state, it should be returned > along with a 200 OK Status Code. > > Thank you for your time, > > A. Jacques > Stagiaire - Intern > t 514.447.3456 >
