Hi, do you need VMs on this network to get an IP via DHCP? If you don't need DHCP you can create a network offering for shared networks without DHCP (and other services you don't need on this network) and create a shared network with this offering. You'll probably still need to specify a default gateway for the network, but without DHCP it won't be assigned to VMs.
Best regards, Kirk On 08/28/2013 10:10 PM, Dean Kamali wrote: > Hello everyone > > is it possible to create another network for management purposes? > > Similar to the control network we see attached to virtual router, a network > with only an IP and subnet mask, with no default gateway. > > This is what I have done so far, trying to achieve that. > > 1. created a network offering and created a guest network > 2. create new instance and attach it to 2 networks (management, and > production network). > > When I start the instance, vm will only show 1 NIC with IP address, and it > is usually from the default network in CS. > > So even tho I selected 2 networks, it only took an IP from the default > network. > > Not sure how to go around this issue, is there is a special way of creating > a network that doesn't require default gateway to be specified? > > Thanks >
