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Subject: Re: multiple NICs on same network
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It's possible to NAT 1:1 a public IP for each of this Privates IP's? To
do that at this moment i modify the script in the VP.


Thanks

El 04/09/12 03:56, Prasanna Santhanam escribi�:
> On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 12:36:59PM -0400, Alena Prokharchyk wrote:
>> On 8/29/12 3:13 AM, "Sumita Gorla" <Sumita.Gorla@citrix.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Can we use Cloudstack APIs to create a VM with two NICs on the same
>>> shared network
>>> Or isolated network?
>>>
>>
>> No, one nic per user vm network.  
> The API can be used to create a VM with multiple nics in the same
> network. The logic to prevent this in the UI only. You just have to
> specify the same NetworkId as a comma-seperated list. so the following
> works atm:
>
> deployVirtualMachine
> 	&templateId=ttt
> 	&serviceOfferingId=sss
> 	&networkId=nn,nn
>
>
> Most likely the default gateway gets clobbered and only one NIC is in
> use at all times. The other being passive.
>
> Just Curious, What would be a use-case for such a requirement though?
>
> Thanks,
>
>