GitHub user RyanP-Testing added a comment to the discussion: Public and Guest traffic (VMs)
You generally can’t SSH directly to those VM private IPs (10.30.70.x) from outside the CloudStack VPC ... and that’s expected behavior. Those IPs are internal to the VPC, and the Virtual Router (VR) acts like a gateway/firewall between your VMs and the outside world. By default, it blocks incoming traffic unless you explicitly allow it. So even if the VM has an IP like 10.30.70.x, your local machine has no route to reach it directly unless there’s a VPN or private network connection in place. Usually, access is done in one of these ways: Port Forwarding → Forward a public port (like 2222) to the VM’s SSH port (22) Static NAT → Assign a dedicated public IP to the VM VPN Access → Connect to the VPC network first, then SSH using the private IP GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/discussions/13117#discussioncomment-16876164 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
