Hi,
the parameter "consoleproxy.url.domain" cannot be set to an IP address, because
CloudStack picks the IP address(es) of the ConsoleProxy (Proxies) from the
given Pool by itself.
Even if you might have success to set an IP via an SQL statement, this will
definitely break things at least when a second ConsoleProxy spawns.
The parameter should be set to "*.SOME.DOMAIN.TLD" where the "*" is expanded to
the IPv4 address of the respective ConsoleProxy (Octet1-Octet2-Octet3-Octet4).
This is necessary to get SSL trust via a wildcard-certficate covering
"*.SOME.DOMAIN.TLD".
In my opinion, I'ld setup SSL especially in QA since it fails easily and I'ld
want to see it fail in QA instead of PROD ... :)
> Daniel Augusto Veronezi Salvador <dvsalvador...@gmail.com> hat am 04.10.2022
> 03:50 CEST geschrieben:
>
>
> Hallo Aufgabe,
>
> We experienced a similar situation while deploying our testing laboratory
> (QA).
>
> The configuration 'consoleproxy.url.domain' must be a value that would allow
> the console to connect with the Management Servers. As we did not want a
> domain for our QA and would just access it via IP, we set the MS IP as the
> configuration value. However, for this configuration ACS requires a value
> that matches a domain ('something.any'); therefore, to set the IP to the
> configuration you will have to manually intervene in the database:
>
> UPDATE cloud.configuration
> SET value = '<your_MS_IP>'
> WHERE name = 'consoleproxy.url.domain';
>
> If you have a load balancer configured, you would also have to redirect
> '/resource/' requests to the CPVM "public IP" (if you are emulating the
> public IP range).
>
> We are working on a patch that will allow operators to define an IP address
> for this configuration. As soon we open the PR, we notify you.
>
> Best regards,
> Daniel Salvador
>
> On 03/10/2022 16:58, Aufgabe Zwei wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have finally been able to setup cloudstack on Ubuntu 20.04, single host.
> > I am able to ping the system vm's and my created vm instance.
> >
> > My problem is that I cannot ssh into the vm instance. I see that I should
> > be able to login using the console proxy url but I am not sure which IP
> > address the domain should point to.
> >
> > For what it's worth, I'm currently working on a private cloud setup for
> > testing before I change to public setup later
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
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