Hi
I need a way to only get the VMs not belong to a VPC.
While the listVirtualMachines takes the argument vpcid to filter VMs per
VPC to only get VMs of an particular VPC, there seems no easy way to
find out if a VM belongs to a VPC as listVirtualMachines does return VMs
from vpc and as well.
Th
Hi Dag,
Yes, what I found was that I had not properly set up the System VMs on the NFS
server. Before I had created a basic zone and it seemed to have done this
automatically, but when I went to do an advanced zone there apparently was more
work to do. So lesson learned!
Asai
Network and Sy
Hi Alessandro,
Sorry forgot to say this requires you to set CloudMonkey to display json. If
CloudMonkey display is set to “default” you will get parse error.
Either: In your //.cloudmonkey/config file set the following:
[ui]
display = json
Or do this from command line:
# cloudmonkey
Hi Dag,
thank you very much, I didn't know jq!
But with your command I get this error:
parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 6
I search on Google and I see that it could be a problem of missing double
quote in the json array... but it's strange because it's not a file but an
API
Hi Kurt,
The results you have posted up are from your console proxy (v-2-VM), not your
SSVM (possibly typo?).
Can you post up the same results from your SSVM? If this isn’t working – i.e.
you can’t connect to it – then try to recreate it, make a note of the private
IP and connect to it as per
