soreana opened a new issue, #7776:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/7776
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##### ISSUE TYPE
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* Bug Report
##### COMPONENT NAME
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API
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##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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4.17, 4.18, main, and probably most of the previous versions
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##### SUMMARY
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When the API calls are made using only the `domainid` parameter, CloudStack
currently ignores it. For instance, in the `createNetwork` api call, there is
an option to pass both domainid and account parameters. All combinations of
`domainid` and `account` in the following table make sense except for the
second combination. As a user, I would expect that the network should be
created under the specified domain or receive an error message stating that I
need to provide an account as well. However, nowhere in the API documentation
does it mention that an account must be provided when calling createNetwork
with a specific domainid.
| idx | domainid parameter is in API call | account parameter is in API call
| result |
|---|--------|--------|--------|
| 1 | yes | yes | network created under the account and domain |
| 2 | yes | NO | network created under the caller domain and account |
| 3 | NO | yes | network creation failed |
| 4 | NO | NO | network created under the caller domain and account |
##### STEPS TO REPRODUCE
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Run the following command to create a network (type of network doesn't
matter, I also checked the deploy virtual machine it is the same behaviour)
```
(localcloud) > create network domainid=<domain id> name=L2-withou-account
displaytext=L2-without-account zoneid=<zone id> networkofferingid=<offering id>
{
"network": {
"account": "admin",
"acltype": "Account",
...
"domain": "ROOT",
"domainid": "2ddf37db-1fc3-11ee-a012-1e00cf003378",
}
}
```
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##### EXPECTED RESULTS
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CloudStack throws an error or creates the network under the correct domain
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##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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Network created under the root domain.
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