Thanks Rohit. Unfortunately I am not able to use cloudmonkey (which is
awesome btw) in this case since this is being built into a bigger tool. I
am currently using my own library: https://github.com/swill/csapi
With a bunch of trial and error I was able to figure out that it had to be
passed as
Using cloudmonkey, pass args: (note lowercase)
details[0].key=nicAdapter details[0].value=vmxnet3
If it's not working, check if the version of CloudStack supports this feature
(overriding the default nic adapter setting using template details).
Alternatively, you can pass this while deploying t
Is this the correct way to set the Vmxnet3 property for a VMware template
via the API?
It does not seem to be working even though it seems to be accepted via the
API. Any ideas?
http://10.10.90.41:8080/client/api?account=masteruser%40DEV&domainid=e3d90052-56b6-4cd5-a5be-dc34ee461755&name=migrate
