Re: Change network functionality?
Have you tried addNicToVirtualMachine updateDefaultNicForVirtualMachine removeNicFromVirtualMachine http://goo.gl/qUKIgT On 9/4/13 5:50 AM, "France" wrote: >Hi all. > >We're use CS 4.1.1. >I think there is no way to change network or networks to which VM >belongs _after_ it was created. >To change the network in which it is, it's required to create template >from it and then a new VM. Is there another way? > >Is functionality to change network in which VM is, in plan for any >future releases? >If not, would anyone consider adding it? > >Regards, >F.
Re: Change network functionality?
Thank you for your response Chiradeep. I have not tried to use API (yet). Even if i can use something like cloudmonkey to use API from CLI, my users can not. So my question still stands, when it will be or if it's already possible to change network(s) using CS web GUI? And additional question: is it currently possible using API with cloudmonkey on 4.1.1? Has anyone tried? Tnx. F. On 4/9/13 10:45 PM, Chiradeep Vittal wrote: Have you tried addNicToVirtualMachine updateDefaultNicForVirtualMachine removeNicFromVirtualMachine http://goo.gl/qUKIgT On 9/4/13 5:50 AM, "France" wrote: Hi all. We're use CS 4.1.1. I think there is no way to change network or networks to which VM belongs _after_ it was created. To change the network in which it is, it's required to create template >from it and then a new VM. Is there another way? Is functionality to change network in which VM is, in plan for any future releases? If not, would anyone consider adding it? Regards, F.
RE: Change network functionality?
In 4.2, UI functionality for adding/removing and updating default NIC has been added. You may find it in the NIC tab of an instance. I haven't explicitly tried the APIs on 4.1.1, but the APIs should be present there also. Thanks, Saksham -Original Message- From: France [mailto:mailingli...@isg.si] Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2013 3:50 PM To: dev@cloudstack.apache.org Cc: Chiradeep Vittal Subject: Re: Change network functionality? Thank you for your response Chiradeep. I have not tried to use API (yet). Even if i can use something like cloudmonkey to use API from CLI, my users can not. So my question still stands, when it will be or if it's already possible to change network(s) using CS web GUI? And additional question: is it currently possible using API with cloudmonkey on 4.1.1? Has anyone tried? Tnx. F. On 4/9/13 10:45 PM, Chiradeep Vittal wrote: > Have you tried > > addNicToVirtualMachine > updateDefaultNicForVirtualMachine > removeNicFromVirtualMachine > > > > http://goo.gl/qUKIgT > > On 9/4/13 5:50 AM, "France" wrote: > >> Hi all. >> >> We're use CS 4.1.1. >> I think there is no way to change network or networks to which VM >> belongs _after_ it was created. >> To change the network in which it is, it's required to create >> template > >from it and then a new VM. Is there another way? >> Is functionality to change network in which VM is, in plan for any >> future releases? >> If not, would anyone consider adding it? >> >> Regards, >> F.
Re: Change network functionality?
Tnx for info. It was what i needed. i'll just wait till 4.2.(1) comes out and upgrade. :-) Regards, F. On 5/9/13 12:52 PM, Saksham Srivastava wrote: In 4.2, UI functionality for adding/removing and updating default NIC has been added. You may find it in the NIC tab of an instance. I haven't explicitly tried the APIs on 4.1.1, but the APIs should be present there also. Thanks, Saksham -Original Message- From: France [mailto:mailingli...@isg.si] Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2013 3:50 PM To: dev@cloudstack.apache.org Cc: Chiradeep Vittal Subject: Re: Change network functionality? Thank you for your response Chiradeep. I have not tried to use API (yet). Even if i can use something like cloudmonkey to use API from CLI, my users can not. So my question still stands, when it will be or if it's already possible to change network(s) using CS web GUI? And additional question: is it currently possible using API with cloudmonkey on 4.1.1? Has anyone tried? Tnx. F. On 4/9/13 10:45 PM, Chiradeep Vittal wrote: Have you tried addNicToVirtualMachine updateDefaultNicForVirtualMachine removeNicFromVirtualMachine http://goo.gl/qUKIgT On 9/4/13 5:50 AM, "France" wrote: Hi all. We're use CS 4.1.1. I think there is no way to change network or networks to which VM belongs _after_ it was created. To change the network in which it is, it's required to create template >from it and then a new VM. Is there another way? Is functionality to change network in which VM is, in plan for any future releases? If not, would anyone consider adding it? Regards, F.
Re: Change network functionality?
On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 3:49 PM, France wrote: > Thank you for your response Chiradeep. I have not tried to use API (yet). > Even if i can use something like cloudmonkey to use API from CLI, my users > can not. > > So my question still stands, when it will be or if it's already possible > to change network(s) using CS web GUI? > And additional question: is it currently possible using API with > cloudmonkey on 4.1.1? Has anyone tried? > Yes, except for few (new ones) by default all API (except non-oss ones) should run using latest cloudmonkey, those apis are precached and packaged within cloudmonkey. From 4.2 onwards, users can run cloudmonkey sync to update any API changes from a management server which has the ApiDiscoverService plugin enabled. Cheers. > > Tnx. > F. > > > On 4/9/13 10:45 PM, Chiradeep Vittal wrote: > >> Have you tried >> >> addNicToVirtualMachine >> updateDefaultNicForVirtualMach**ine >> removeNicFromVirtualMachine >> >> >> >> http://goo.gl/qUKIgT >> >> On 9/4/13 5:50 AM, "France" wrote: >> >> Hi all. >>> >>> We're use CS 4.1.1. >>> I think there is no way to change network or networks to which VM >>> belongs _after_ it was created. >>> To change the network in which it is, it's required to create template >>> >> >from it and then a new VM. Is there another way? >> >>> Is functionality to change network in which VM is, in plan for any >>> future releases? >>> If not, would anyone consider adding it? >>> >>> Regards, >>> F. >>> >> >
