Hi Sam, You need to release all the acquired public IPs in-order to delete the public IP range. Otherwise, CloudStack throws an error while attempting to delete it. Though you release all acquired public IPs manually, destroy console proxy and secondary storage VM by disabling the zone, you will find problem in removing source NAT IP of router VM. There would be no option available in UI to remove SNAT IP of router VMs.
Hence, if you have any deployed VMs in your mentioned 4-5 isolated networks, you need to mark all the respective public IPs in mysql database for "user_ip_address" table as removed. Take a backup of cloud database before you attempt any changes to db. Thanks, Praveen On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 6:57 PM, Sam Ceylani <[email protected]> wrote: > We have almost 13 public IP's in an advanced network with 4-5 isolated > networks and I couldn't find anything in documentation about changing them. > What is the best way to handle this situation? We are moving to a new data > center and some people suggested creating templates of vms and recreating > them in order to delete old ip ranges, and seems to be some mysql tweaking > involved also which we can do np, any idea where we should be starting? > system vms, routers? We are using CS 4.4.1 with xenserver 6.2 > > > Thanks, > > Sam Ceylani, MBA > Computer Engineer > MisterCertified Inc. > > 301 W. Platt St. Suite 447, Tampa, FL 33606<x-apple-data-detectors://0/0> > P 813<tel:813.264.6460>.264.6460<tel:813.264.6460> M > 813<tel:813.416.7867>.416.7867<tel:813.416.7867> > F 800<tel:800.553.9520>.553.9520<tel:800.553.9520> E > [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> >
