Hi Swami, thanks for the clarification.
It's clear that I cannot avoid having two IP addresses in the VM. Besides,
while playing with two routers/subnets as you suggested, sometimes I ended
up either with two default routes inside the VM, or with one default route
taking all the traffic (traffic f
Hi Gustavo Randich,
The issue that I am seeing in your case is, you are trying to add the same
internal subnet that you created "demo-net" to both the routers, router1
and router2.
If you need to test the multiple networks with dvr, make sure you have
created two provider external networks as you
Hi, sorry for my ignorance, but, Is it posible, using DVR, to provide
instances which are in only one tenant network with two floating IPs from
two different external networks? For example:
- floating ip 1 obtained from external network 1 (VLAN 1) whose physical
gateway is 10.111.1.254
- float
