Hi,
On my setup , I have a tenant with 2 networks. I tried to create a vm in this tenant having both the networks, with the following command nova boot --flavor 1 --image 23ad72aa-bbb0-4add-a4ec-e1aab9434cc7 --nic net-id=7b11e8dc-20c9-4d5f-a914-3df1558178c8 --nic net-id=b9d9aee7-39fc-4138-ade4-7e028494347e vm9 The nova list output shows that the vm has an ip assigned from both the networks, but only an ip from one network is assigned on eth0 in the vm. I have to manually log in and bring up the eth1 interface and assign the other ip from the other network to it. Why is this so? Is it a known issue? Also if I have to bring up a vm in all the networks of a particular tenant, do I need to provide the -nic option for all the networks within it or is there a better way to do so. I tried this for the tenant admin(I had my setup using devstack with ovs) TENANT=admin USERNAME=admin . openrc nova boot --flavor 1 --image 23ad72aa-bbb0-4add-a4ec-e1aab9434cc7 vm1 But it just brought up a vm in the default network. Please let me know. Thanks Shweta Shweta Padubidri
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