ACS doesn't handle this in any way (except that it might reserve the IP, so it's not possible to add same IP to another VM/nic in same network).
You need to manually configure secondary IP on the VM - this is at least in 4.8 release, and per my experience so far. Cheers. On Wed, 11 Jul 2018 at 11:23, Jon Marshall <jms....@hotmail.co.uk> wrote: > I am trying to work out how CS handles additional IPs assigned to a VM. > > > So using DHCP for the VMs if I log onto the virtual router in the > "dhcphosts.txt" can see the VM maping to it's IP. > > > If I then acquire a secondary IP for the VM a couple of questions - > > > 1) where does the virtual router store the information because it is not > in the DHCP file which makes sense but it must record it somewhere because > it won't hand out that same IP to another VM (I tested it). Is it in the > DBase somewhere > > > 2) How do others handle multiple IPs on a VM ie. do you DHCP for the main > interface and then configure static IPs for the sub interfaces or do you > turn off DHCP altogether ? > > > Many thanks > > > Jon > -- Andrija Panić
