Thanks Murali for your prompt response. For the VPC part, can you explain
what is the difference between supporting on Isolated Network and
supporting on VPC? I would assume they should be very similar. May be I am
mistaken here.

Regards,
Manan Shah




On 3/20/13 11:52 PM, "Murali Reddy" <murali.re...@citrix.com> wrote:

>On 21/03/13 3:10 AM, "Manan Shah" <manan.s...@citrix.com> wrote:
>
>>Thanks Murali for the FS. Below are some questions/comments.
>>
>>1. Is there a reason why we wouldn't support this feature for VPC?
>
>Manan, thanks for reviewing. There is no particular reason, VPC would need
>little different semantics we need to think through. Its just that I do
>not have bandwidth to get the support in VPC as well for 4.2. I would
>rather get the EIP support in 'advanced zone' and across regions baked up
>properly for 4.2.
>
>>2. Your FS talks about supporting EIP for Shared Networks as well. Are
>>you
>>going to support that? If so, are you going to support it only when NS is
>>enabled as a LB service provider?
>
>Yes, We already support NetScaler as EIP & ELB service provider in basic
>zone 'shared network'. So I would imagine this would be easy extension.
>
>>3. On Stopping a VM in basic zone today, CS does not detach the EIP from
>>the VM. I believe the functionality should be consistent with the current
>>support as well as consistent across Basic and Advanced Zones
>>4. In Advanced Zone Network with EIP service, I am assuming you will not
>>allocate a Public IP for every guest VM. Your FS talks about Advanced
>>Zone
>>behaving exactly like Basic Zone. That's why I am asking.
>>5. Currently, we support EIP in Basic Zone. For basic zone users, it
>>might
>>get confusing that there are two ways to do EIP in Basic Zone.
>
>Ok, I missed this point. I will keep the backward compatibility and keep
>the semantics of EIP in advanced zone same with basic zone. I will update
>the spec to reflect this.
>
>Thanks,
>Murali 
>

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