Great to hear that!
On Wed, 20 Nov 2019 at 19:46, charlie Holeowsky
wrote:
> Hello,
> after a couple of checks I saw that the added addresses were counted. I
> added the addresses in the table user_ip_address and consequently updating
> the description field the vlan table (this is perhaps not n
Hello,
after a couple of checks I saw that the added addresses were counted. I
added the addresses in the table user_ip_address and consequently updating
the description field the vlan table (this is perhaps not necessary).
I verified that I can also change the addresses as long as they belong to
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You need to change 2 tables:
update cloud.vlan where id=1 (assuming this is your public IP range) set
ip4_range="a.b.c.d-x.y.z.w" (here use your brain and see if you need to
change both start and end IP or just one of those two - depending on in
which direction you are expanding. THIS ASSUMES that
Hello,
we installed a cs 4.11.2 cluster with KVM and advanced mode network.
During the first configuration we assigned a range of our public ip class
to this network.
Now we would like to add another address range of the same address range
but cloudstack prevents me with the following message:
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