Hi, if you configure a CloudStack network without DHCP or completely without a virtual router, CloudStack cannot configure networking for the VM. You will need to configure networking in the VM. If you have your own (non-CloudStack) DHCP server for the network, you should configure it to assign the desired IP settings to the VM. Or you can manually configure a static IP in the VM.
Best regards, Kirk On 12/11/2013 08:21 PM, Tejas Gadaria wrote: > Hi all, > > I have cloud stack configured and working fine with default virtual router. > > In my case i have a VLAN where physical DHCP and DNS server are running. > If i will create virtual router with dhcp ans dns service enabled dhcp may > conflict, So I have created NETWORK OFFERING with only connectivity and a > guest network with some specified ip range, so it won't create virtual > router and guest VM will be assigned IP from physical DHCP server. but what > I observed is guest VM has received one IP which is not the same IP which > is shown in INSTANCE DETAIL. > Even I confirm in mysql database in "nics" table, guest VM ip which > assigned from physical DHCP server is not updated. > > Please guide me what I am missing here. > > Thanks. > Tejas >
