> -is it somehow possible to specify ip (or network pool) that would be > assigned to virtual router ?
>>I don't think so. I have finally managed to specify it via direct mysql hack: update user_ip_address set account_id=2 where public_ip_address='10.1.18.70'; update user_ip_address set domain_id=1 where public_ip_address='10.1.18.70'; update user_ip_address set allocated='2013-03-26 14:33:33' where public_ip_address='10.15.18.70'; update user_ip_address set network_id='204' where public_ip_address='10.1.18.70'; update user_ip_address set state='Allocated' where public_ip_address='10.1.18.70'; Then I was able to enable static nat for this ip / create firewall rules. I have following question: is this hack sufficient ? Shouldn't I change something else in other tables so that database would remain consistent and wouldn't cause erorrs in management server ? On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 6:54 AM, Kirk Kosinski <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi, Valery. > > > I have following questions: > > -why it is impossible to add more than 1 untagged network to public > > (Infrastructure>Zones>zone0>eth0>Public) > > The design is that there is one subnet per VLAN. You can add additional > IP ranges to your existing untagged network if they are in the same subnet. > > > -is it somehow possible to specify ip (or network pool) that would be > > assigned to virtual router ? > > I don't think so. > > > -is there any way to see current IP usage (some kind of IP management) ? > I > > wish to see list of ips and corresponding router vms/account names these > ip > > are bound to. I.e. i receive abuse on some ip address. How do I find > > account this ip does belong ? > > You can get some info from the API. > > > http://incubator.apache.org/cloudstack/docs/api/apidocs-4.0.0/root_admin/listPublicIpAddresses.html > > http://incubator.apache.org/cloudstack/docs/api/apidocs-4.0.0/root_admin/listRouters.html > > > -is there way to manage reverse dns entries from cloudstack ? (I am about > > to start writing script that would capture events from cloudstack > > management log on associateIpAddress/disassociateIpAddress; get username; > > get domain name; update rdns). User should also have ability to set > custom > > PTR entry. Maybe somebody already faced this problem ? How did you deal > > with it ? > > The CloudStack-managed DNS server isn't really configurable. If you > need to use some advanced DNS features, you might want to disable the > CloudStack DNS and use your own instead. > > Best regards, > Kirk > > -- Regards, Valery http://protocol.by/slayer
