Hi Khang,
I think you can use a L2 network for your use, but you will need to either manually assign IPs to VMs or have a DHCP which works for your L2 network. Thanks & Regards Nischal On Fri, Jun 14, 2024 at 12:45 PM Khang Nguyen Phuc <phuckhag2...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I want to assign a public IP directly from the "Public Network" to a VM > (similar to how CloudStack assigns to systemVM or vRouter). It seems like a > shared network is what I'm looking for. I tried creating a Shared Network > from the Public Network, but the Shared Network requires a GUEST type > network. So, I added a Network type to my Public Network (with a tag) and > then created a new Shared Network Offering. This offering requires "Specify > VLAN" to be false (and also needs to have a tag). However, after I > click create Network, I received an error message: "(431) Cannot allocate a > vnet for this Shared network." > Did I miss something, or am I going in the wrong direction? Do I need an L2 > Network? > > Thank you, best regards > Note: Cloudstack version 4.19 >
