Hi Daniel,
It's because /etc/network/interfaces on CirrOS only starts eth0.
To make a customized CirrOS that does DHCP on eth1 as well as eth0, you can:
- add these lines to /etc/network/interfaces:
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet dhcp
- snapshot the instance after making that change
- thereafter,
Hello,
After deploying an instance with private and public network, eth0
receives DHCP offer with private IP but eth1 doesn't receive DHCP offer
with public IP. However, if I run an VNC console to the instance and,
then, execute "sudo /sbin/cirros-dhcpd eth1 up", eth1 receives public IP
(the
