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[GitHub] [cloudstack] tampler commented on issue #5234: Choose between Public or VPN based IPs for KVM VMs
tampler commented on issue #5234:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/5234#issuecomment-888419189
Hello, @weizhouapache, thanks for your response. I digged more into CS documentation and found that it has own VPN implementation as well as a Static and Dynamic NAT bridges.
So my question boils down to the following:
The question is:
Can I have such setup out-of-box in CloudStack ? I'll need two separate physical networks, where guest VMs with Public IPs reside in the `Physical Network 0` and VPN-backed guest VMs reside in the `Physical Network 1`.
In such config, if it is implementable, I'll need only two Public IPs: one for VM0 with a public IP and one for a NAT VPN bridge.
The later will allow me to start any number of guest instances (up to 4096) and all traffic will go thru a single IP and is NATed inside CS
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