Chirag, I don't think IPv6 only is supported yet (in the wizards) maybe the
dev list can give you some better answers.
On Thu, Dec 31, 2020 at 10:29 AM Chirag Katbamna
wrote:
> Hello
> I am trying to enter IPv6 addresses as my Public IP address. I am unable
> to enter it during a fresh setup. I
If you're adding it via CloudStack then the addHost command will ssh into the
KVM host and add it (including setup certificate, keys in a keystore).
To add a KVM host in an out-of-band way you can either use
cloudstack-setup-agent or skip that by manually editing the agent.properties
file and
Hi Rohit,
This is currently how I have my compute server configured. This doesn't
generate the old style '/etc/network/interfaces' file but this is the file that
the cloudstack-setup-agent is specifically looking for.
Do I need to run "cloudstack-setup-agent" or can this be skipped and
Unfortunately I can´t find any possibility in the UI (version 4.13) to rename
an existing volume, even not when logged in as root admin.
13. Januar 2021 15:20, "Rakesh v" schrieb:
> From UI you can change the name of volume but that's available only for root
> admins.
>
> So if you're a
Hi Pieter,
On 18.04/20.04 that uses netplan you'll need to add the network device (bridge)
before adding the KVM host.
For example:
Install dependencies:
apt-get install bridge-utils
In /etc/netplan/01-netcfg.yaml applying your network specific changes:
network:
version: 2
renderer:
From UI you can change the name of volume but that's available only for root
admins.
So if you're a root admin you can do it yourself else ask your root admin to
change it
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> On 13-Jan-2021, at 1:48 PM, Michael Brußk wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> first I want to check if there is
Hi,
first I want to check if there is an usual and common way to rename an existing
volume, before I modify entries in DB directly in productive environment,
without having the knowledge about possible side effects and which relations
between the tables and data exists.
In addition - for us -
Hi,
Just wanted to check if there is some way to get cloudstack to read the network
information without a /etc/network/interfaces file? The reason being that
Ubuntu MAAS when deploying a host by default uses netplan to configure all
interfaces. All bridges and routes are valid and there is
