several possibilities, usually implies router vm could not reach the guest vm - due to various reasons, i would check the network and trunking.
secondly it could also relate to networking on the linux os, if you do "ifconfig -a", do you see eth1 perhaps? 1) assuming its rhel based os, you may want to confirm ifcfg-eth0 does not have UUID or MAC hardcoded 2) udev rules for network stack could also map the MAC to specific eth interface. its is safe to delete 70-net-persistent.rules file from /ec/udev.d/ if 1 and 2 are true for you, fix the issue and reboot try dhclient -r && dhclient ethX otherwise, we are missing context here - you told us nothing about your setup, hence i cant be any more helpful goodluck ilya On 1/27/16 6:38 AM, frankpers...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi, all > My cloudstack version is 4.6 and I have created a vm, in UI the ip address > is 192.168.85.200, but when I used vnc to login in the vm there is only one > address 127.0.0.1 when I input "ifconfig". I would like to access Internet > from this vm, what should I do? > Thank you. > > > > frankpers...@gmail.com >
