Could you check CS global configuration variable "host", make sure it point to the IP that management server is listening at (on Management network), if you have a management server cluster setup, this IP should be the load-balancer IP for the management server cluster
Kelven On 7/29/13 10:14 PM, "Gaspare A Silvestri" <g.silves...@netsons.com> wrote: >Hello everybody, > >I'm recently having issues about the ability to manage the system VMs >(Console Proxy + Secondary Storage VM); I've got the following >configuration: > > * Cloudstack 4.1 > * VMware vSphere 5.1 > * Standard networking configuration > * vSwitch0 on the public network (Guest network) - Phyisical network >connected to a WAN phyisical switch (public IP addresses - 46.x.x.x). > * vSwitch1 on the private network (Management + Storage traffic) - >Phyisical network connected to a LAN phyisical switch (Private IP >addresses - 192.168.x.x). > > >I'm able to connect to the System VMs from the Cloudstack Management >server using the private assigned IP, and I'm also able to ping them, >but I'm not able to connect to the console of both two VMs; it looks >like something wrong in my network configuration. Where am I wrong in my >activities? > >Thanks in advance, > >Gaspare
