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> -Original Message-
> From: Richard Lawley
> Sent: 26 June 2019 14:07
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Hi,
In the current release, we list CloudStack as supporting Juniper SRX
(Model srx100b) versions 10.3 to 10.4 R7.5. As I've mentioned in a
previous email, this is very old (EOL 2014). The main thing that
causes a problem here is that somewhere between JunOS 10 and 15, Port
Forwarding changed fr
Hi,
When using RVRs, the guest VMs still see the VR IP instead of the VIP
for a number of things:
* DHCP Server
* Static NAT source IP for hairpin NAT
Just wondering what the reason is for this, as it causes a number of issues:
* Password reset doesn't work if active VR has changed since VM boot
> The last version we used is JunOS 10.x only.
Do you mean that you're not using them anymore?
> You can check the xml config files at the code path
> scripts/network/juniper/, in JunOS 15 to see configuration differences.
Unfortunately it's not as simple as that - the scripts file can be
edi
Jayapal
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> On 07-Jun-2019, at 12:45 PM, Richard Lawley
> mailto:rich...@richardlawley.com>> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> We've recently added a couple of Juniper SRXs, but are finding that
> the integration with CloudStack is very broken. So far there have
> been a
Hi,
We've recently added a couple of Juniper SRXs, but are finding that
the integration with CloudStack is very broken. So far there have
been a number of things which just don't work:
* Adding Static NAT Rules
* Adding Port Forwarding Rules
* Removing Port Forwarding Rules
I've found and fixed
Hi,
I'm looking to test some changes to a plugin on a production CS
deployment - my Java knowledge is a bit lacking in this area, so I'm
hoping someone can point me in the right direction. My production
servers are running from CentOS packaging - if I compile a plugin on a
development machine, is
I don't believe the issue was related to views as such. When I was
trying to diagnose it earlier in the week I ran the query the view
runs manually, and got the same result. I then started removing
joined tables (even though they were all left joins so should not
matter), and data appeared once I
Update your database server. We had the same thing this week - updating the
mariadb server fixed it. The problem was the hosts_view which returned no
data, presumably due to a bug. I've also seen someone else mention this
using mysql server instead of mariadb.
On Thu, 30 May 2019, 23:04 Sean Lair,
