I can answer this, since a bug in my networking setup caused me to have
no IP assignment to my VMs for awhile. The novnc proxy still allowed me
to access a virtual terminal through horizon.
So, yes, if you have novnc, this is workable.
Without network access, tho, you're pretty limited in what you can do to
"fix" the problem (unless it's a kernel driver bug of some sort).
Cheers,
Tudor.
On 10/10/13 15:11, Marco Fornaro wrote:
Hi All,
Some Tricky questions I ask help for (email 3 of 3):
(please refer to a scenario with Openstack+Quantum, so we can have
complex networks)
*HYPERVISOR*
*May I connect to a virtual machine (via the hypervisor I suppose)
even if NO IP has been yet injected to the VM?*
*I mean: *let's suppose that for some reasons there is no IP injected
during the VM creation (I guess that surely this should lead to an
error ), the entity that created the VM and is dealing with it is the
Hypervisor,*is it theoretically possible, via the Hypervisor, to
access the VM?* (I mean "access" ssh-like....being able to launch some
commands for diagnosis or rescue)?
Thanks in advance for any help
Best Regards
Marco
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