Hi Ilya/List I was reading the post over at https://cwiki.apache.org/CLOUDSTACK/cloudstack-advanced-network-tutorial-step-by-step.html and was wondering If I could get some information from you(or anybody else who can contribute).
I want a setup where by instances are brought up with a Public IP and an Internal IP for communication with other instances both got from DHCP running on a physical gateway. In terms of networking with xen(preferably) or vcenter what networking is required? I'm assuming I'll need the following: Management Network Cloudstack Manager Hypervisor Storage Guest Network (Instance gets some private IP supplied by DHCP on physical gateway) Hypervisor Public Network (Instance gets some public IP supplied by DHCP on physical gateway) Hypervisor Is it just a matter of 1) Creating a network offering as described here: http://blog.remibergsma.com/2012/03/10/howto-create-a-network-in-cloudstack-without-a-virtual-router/ 2) Creating a public and guest network within the zone 3) Creating matching labels for the public and guest networks in xen pointing to the uuid of the network cards I think what is tripping me up the most is the IP address space required for a pod. I understand a pod contains hosts and primary storage so am I correct in thinking that my pod address space in the above outlined configuration would just be some addresses within the address space given to management network? Thanks, Ian
