tampler opened a new issue, #8349:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/8349
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##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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4.19.0.0
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##### CONFIGURATION
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Advanced zone with VPC





Bridge config
```sh
br1:
interfaces: [enp1s0f1]
addresses: [192.168.1.4/24]
routes:
- to: 0.0.0.0/0
via: 192.168.1.1
on-link: true
nameservers:
addresses:
- xxx.yyy.93.93
- xxx.yyy.92.92
```
##### OS / ENVIRONMENT
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Ubuntu 22.04
##### SUMMARY
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Using an external `router` device to route traffic in ACS. CloudStack is
running on the private network `192.168.1.0/24` with Source NAT enabled.
Hypervisor is using only `one` bridge `br1` to route all traffic types in
the `192.168.1.0/24` network.
```
> cat ./agent.properties
private.network.device=br1
guest.network.device=br1
public.network.device=br1
```
I was able to successfully config VPC and a private subnet and launch
`Alpine Linux` VM. Now I need to route traffic into it to proceed with my VM
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1. Install ACS 4.19.0.0 with an Advanced Zone
2. Create a VPC and a subnet
3. Launch `Alpine Linux` VM in the private subnet
4. Click on `Console Proxy` to allow VNC screen
5. Enable port forwarding to console proxy: `ssh -L 2220:<remote public
IP>:<80>
6. Check VNC connection:
> curl
http://localhost:2220/resource/noVNC/vnc.html\?autoconnect\=true\&port\=8080\&token\=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\=\=
curl: (7) Failed to connect to localhost port 2220 after 0 ms: Connection
refused
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##### EXPECTED RESULTS
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Login via Console Proxy to my VM
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##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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Error in connection establishment: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
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