Hey,
yesterday I noticed that even if VMs share a class C network, all trafic
is routed through the gateway and by default the gateway does not allow
a connection to other VMs in the same subnet.
This makes a lot of sense from a security perspective, but the shown
information is missleading.
With IP 10.137.x.y and class C subnet (255.255.255.0) one would expect
to be able to communicate with IP 10.137.x.z directly. I guess this is
just the preconfiguration of the templates and user-build template would
be able to communicate directly when they are in the same network?!
How are IPs chosen anyway? A class C-subnet "behind" every ProxyVM or NetVM?
regards,
Robert
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