I was trying to avoid having to manipulate the VM's themselves (other than perhaps stop & start) or something that was a little less destructive than delete the network & recreate it.
I've had a go at updating the Network using a new NetworkOfferingId, but Cloudmonkey reports that it's not something that can be done for Shared networks: (local) > update network id=b2623beb-a685-4b72-81b7-53cb72351896 networkofferingid=546e9b9a-ec00-438e-ba2f-2509bea949f2 Async job 19acea4c-443f-4e1b-8e25-a66f13ba789c failed Error 530, NetworkOffering and domain suffix upgrade can be perfomed for Isolated networks only accountid = 0c0622ba-7b4b-11e4-84fb-2ebf37d37efd cmd = org.apache.cloudstack.api.command.admin.network.UpdateNetworkCmdByAdmin created = 2015-01-13T04:41:13+0000 jobid = 19acea4c-443f-4e1b-8e25-a66f13ba789c jobprocstatus = 0 jobresult: errorcode = 530 errortext = NetworkOffering and domain suffix upgrade can be perfomed for Isolated networks only jobresultcode = 530 jobresulttype = object jobstatus = 2 userid = 0c062ac6-7b4b-11e4-84fb-2ebf37d37efd > On 13 Jan 2015, at 3:41 pm, Ahmad Emneina <[email protected]> wrote: > > One solution that comes to mind is: import the vm volume as a template in > cloudstack. Then deploy the vm to the desired network. At deploytime you > could specify the desired ip address for the vm. > > On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 8:21 PM, Lee Webb <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi List! >> >> I'm wondering whether it's possible to add services to a Network Offering >> after it has been created & in use? >> >> I've a very basic offering with no services on a shared network sitting on >> a physical VLAN which I'd now like to add services to (such as DNS & DHCP). >> >> Is it possible to add them in flight so that they can keep all of the >> assigned addresses etc.? >> >> What options do I have here >> >> Regards, lee
