Thank you.
Everything working fine now

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com
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2015-08-17 11:49 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <

Hi Bernardo,

OK, I increased the RAM quota to 8Gb (8192 Mb).

BR,

Erwan

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Envoyé : lundi 17 août 2015 11:22
À : Erwan LE BONNIEC
Cc : Bernardo R. Japón; jira-help-desk@fi-ware.org
Objet : Re: [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

Thank you Erwan.

To end with resource allocation I would like, if possible, have some more RAM to run resource tests on the instances and determine the optimum RAM for each of them.

At presence I have 3 instances with 2 Gb each (he minimum required by any of them), and I am at the limit quota using the full 6 Gb. Would it be possible to allocate 1 or 2 Gb more?

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Bernardo Ronquillo Japón

AI Developer

+ 34 678 590 171

brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon

psykia.com

2015-08-17 9:56 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com>:

Hi Bernardo,

I added 2 more floating IPs to your quota. Now you can use 3 floating IPs.

Br,

Erwan

De : bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com De la part de Bernardo R. Japón
Envoyé : mercredi 12 août 2015 17:43
À : Erwan LE BONNIEC

Objet : Re: [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

To have 3 floating IPs would be nice

Here is the screenshot of my "default" security group, the only one I am using by now.

Imágenes integradas 1

<https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/He99hE1dGZemwyh3wA00TxKFKwHzhXELZh032HGQmzNzyMoJgzHwfA2BWSoKfyRZOVHwe4RVE-IkbwEu8pQRokKbQCLjj_xAWLa4VuV0SY9ynrFnzJiuTF-xVnwmUbr15au6pzE>

Bernardo Ronquillo Japón

AI Developer

+ 34 678 590 171 <tel:%2B%2034%20678%20590%20171>

brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon

psykia.com

2015-08-12 17:13 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com>:

Hi Bernardo,

It seems there is some misundertanding from my side about what you want to do.

In one of your previous mail you talked about port-forwarding : the solution I talked about (iptables) is the one I use when I need to redirect incoming ports from an instance with floating IP to another without floating IP but on the same private network. I don’t know how to use an openstack router to do so, that is why I talked about this solution.

But in your case it would seem more appropriated to use a floating IP for each of your instance. This would mean we would increase your floating IP quota to 3. In this way you can use security groups to PAT/NAT your specific ports. Would this match your needs ?

How are you currently using security groups ? can you provide me a screenshot of the secgroup(s) you are currently using?

BR,

Erwan

De : bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com De la part de Bernardo R. Japón
Envoyé : mercredi 12 août 2015 16:53
À : Erwan LE BONNIEC
Cc : FW External User (JIRA); brjapon@psykia.com; support-lannion@imaginlab.fr
Objet : Re: [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

Thank you Erwan.

Already the 3 machines are launched but cannot automate the IP tables rules loading after boot the main machine.

The problem is as follows:

I am using port forwarding in Orion VM (machine 1) through iptables to enable and provide remote access to the other 2 machines:

• Machine 2: VM CEP
• Machine 3: VM Wirecloud

I have placed a script in /etc/init.d which is called on boot from /root/rc-local

But the script is not running, I have to do it manually each time I reboot Orion VM.

How can I automate the restoration of iptables rules?

Thanks in advance,

<https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/He99hE1dGZemwyh3wA00TxKFKwHzhXELZh032HGQmzNzyMoJgzHwfA2BWSoKfyRZOVHwe4RVE-IkbwEu8pQRokKbQCLjj_xAWLa4VuV0SY9ynrFnzJiuTF-xVnwmUbr15au6pzE>

Bernardo Ronquillo Japón

AI Developer

+ 34 678 590 171 <tel:%2B%2034%20678%20590%20171>

brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon

psykia.com

2015-08-12 9:34 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com>:

Hi Bernardo,

Your RAM quota has been increased to 6 Gb. You should now be able to launch 3 small-flavored instances.

Best Regards,
Erwan

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Envoyé : mardi 11 août 2015 18:10
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Objet : [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

[ https://jira.fiware.org/browse/HELP-3787?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

FW External User updated HELP-3787:
-----------------------------------

Thank you.
And the lastpoint is that I need 3 to run General Enablers: Orion CB, Proton CEP and Wirecloud.
Each one requires at least 2 Gb RAM, but my quota is just 4 Gb.
Could you please extend to 6 Gb at least?

Regards

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon psykia.com

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Thank you Erwan.

To end with resource allocation I would like, if possible, have some more
RAM to run resource tests on the instances and determine the optimum RAM
for each of them.
At presence I have 3 instances with 2 Gb each (he minimum required by any
of them), and I am at the limit quota using the full 6 Gb. Would it be
possible to allocate 1 or 2 Gb more?

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon
psykia.com

2015-08-17 9:56 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com

Hi Bernardo,

I added 2 more floating IPs to your quota. Now you can use 3 floating IPs.

Br,

Erwan

De : bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com De la part de Bernardo R. Japón
Envoyé : mercredi 12 août 2015 17:43
À : Erwan LE BONNIEC
Objet : Re: [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

To have 3 floating IPs would be nice

Here is the screenshot of my "default" security group, the only one I am using by now.

Imágenes integradas 1

<https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/He99hE1dGZemwyh3wA00TxKFKwHzhXELZh032HGQmzNzyMoJgzHwfA2BWSoKfyRZOVHwe4RVE-IkbwEu8pQRokKbQCLjj_xAWLa4VuV0SY9ynrFnzJiuTF-xVnwmUbr15au6pzE>

Bernardo Ronquillo Japón

AI Developer

+ 34 678 590 171

brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon

psykia.com

2015-08-12 17:13 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com>:

Hi Bernardo,

It seems there is some misundertanding from my side about what you want to do.

In one of your previous mail you talked about port-forwarding : the solution I talked about (iptables) is the one I use when I need to redirect incoming ports from an instance with floating IP to another without floating IP but on the same private network. I don’t know how to use an openstack router to do so, that is why I talked about this solution.

But in your case it would seem more appropriated to use a floating IP for each of your instance. This would mean we would increase your floating IP quota to 3. In this way you can use security groups to PAT/NAT your specific ports. Would this match your needs ?

How are you currently using security groups ? can you provide me a screenshot of the secgroup(s) you are currently using?

BR,

Erwan

De : bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com De la part de Bernardo R. Japón
Envoyé : mercredi 12 août 2015 16:53
À : Erwan LE BONNIEC
Cc : FW External User (JIRA); brjapon@psykia.com; support-lannion@imaginlab.fr
Objet : Re: [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

Thank you Erwan.

Already the 3 machines are launched but cannot automate the IP tables rules loading after boot the main machine.

The problem is as follows:

I am using port forwarding in Orion VM (machine 1) through iptables to enable and provide remote access to the other 2 machines:

• Machine 2: VM CEP
• Machine 3: VM Wirecloud

I have placed a script in /etc/init.d which is called on boot from /root/rc-local

But the script is not running, I have to do it manually each time I reboot Orion VM.

How can I automate the restoration of iptables rules?

Thanks in advance,

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<https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/He99hE1dGZemwyh3wA00TxKFKwHzhXELZh032HGQmzNzyMoJgzHwfA2BWSoKfyRZOVHwe4RVE-IkbwEu8pQRokKbQCLjj_xAWLa4VuV0SY9ynrFnzJiuTF-xVnwmUbr15au6pzE>

Bernardo Ronquillo Japón

AI Developer

+ 34 678 590 171 <tel:%2B%2034%20678%20590%20171>

brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon

psykia.com

2015-08-12 9:34 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com>:

Hi Bernardo,

Your RAM quota has been increased to 6 Gb. You should now be able to launch 3 small-flavored instances.

Best Regards,
Erwan

----Message d'origine----
De : FW External User (JIRA) <mailto:jira-help-desk@fi-ware.org>
Envoyé : mardi 11 août 2015 18:10
À : support-lannion@imaginlab.fr
Objet : [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

[ https://jira.fiware.org/browse/HELP-3787?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

FW External User updated HELP-3787:
-----------------------------------

Thank you.
And the lastpoint is that I need 3 to run General Enablers: Orion CB, Proton CEP and Wirecloud.
Each one requires at least 2 Gb RAM, but my quota is just 4 Gb.
Could you please extend to 6 Gb at least?

Regards

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon psykia.com

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Hi Bernardo,

It seems there is some misundertanding from my side about what you want to do.

In one of your previous mail you talked about port-forwarding : the solution I talked about (iptables) is the one I use when I need to redirect incoming ports from an instance with floating IP to another without floating IP but on the same private network. I don’t know how to use an openstack router to do so, that is why I talked about this solution.

But in your case it would seem more appropriated to use a floating IP for each of your instance. This would mean we would increase your floating IP quota to 3. In this way you can use security groups to PAT/NAT your specific ports. Would this match your needs ?

How are you currently using security groups ? can you provide me a screenshot of the secgroup(s) you are currently using?

BR,

Erwan

De : bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com bernardo.ronquillo@gmail.com De la part de Bernardo R. Japón
Envoyé : mercredi 12 août 2015 16:53
À : Erwan LE BONNIEC
Cc : FW External User (JIRA); brjapon@psykia.com; support-lannion@imaginlab.fr
Objet : Re: [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

Thank you Erwan.

Already the 3 machines are launched but cannot automate the IP tables rules loading after boot the main machine.

The problem is as follows:

I am using port forwarding in Orion VM (machine 1) through iptables to enable and provide remote access to the other 2 machines:

• Machine 2: VM CEP
• Machine 3: VM Wirecloud

I have placed a script in /etc/init.d which is called on boot from /root/rc-local

But the script is not running, I have to do it manually each time I reboot Orion VM.

How can I automate the restoration of iptables rules?

Thanks in advance,

<https://mailtrack.io/trace/mail/f7a568fcd44ecf1416c6a1191c345428684f230d.png>

<https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/He99hE1dGZemwyh3wA00TxKFKwHzhXELZh032HGQmzNzyMoJgzHwfA2BWSoKfyRZOVHwe4RVE-IkbwEu8pQRokKbQCLjj_xAWLa4VuV0SY9ynrFnzJiuTF-xVnwmUbr15au6pzE>

Bernardo Ronquillo Japón

AI Developer

+ 34 678 590 171

brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon

psykia.com

2015-08-12 9:34 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com>:

Hi Bernardo,

Your RAM quota has been increased to 6 Gb. You should now be able to launch 3 small-flavored instances.

Best Regards,
Erwan

----Message d'origine----
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Envoyé : mardi 11 août 2015 18:10
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Objet : [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

[ https://jira.fiware.org/browse/HELP-3787?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

FW External User updated HELP-3787:
-----------------------------------

Thank you.
And the lastpoint is that I need 3 to run General Enablers: Orion CB, Proton CEP and Wirecloud.
Each one requires at least 2 Gb RAM, but my quota is just 4 Gb.
Could you please extend to 6 Gb at least?

Regards

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon psykia.com

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Thank you Erwan.
Already the 3 machines are launched but cannot automate the IP tables rules
loading after boot the main machine.
The problem is as follows:

I am using port forwarding in Orion VM (machine 1) through iptables to
enable and provide remote access to the other 2 machines:

• Machine 2: VM CEP
• Machine 3: VM Wirecloud

I have placed a script in /etc/init.d which is called on boot from
/root/rc-local
But the script is not running, I have to do it manually each time I reboot
Orion VM.

How can I automate the restoration of iptables rules?

Thanks in advance,

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon
psykia.com

2015-08-12 9:34 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <elebonniec@images-et-reseaux.com

Hi Bernardo,

Your RAM quota has been increased to 6 Gb. You should now be able to launch 3 small-flavored instances.

Best Regards,
Erwan

----Message d'origine----
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Objet : [FI-WARE-JIRA] (HELP-3787) [Fiware-lab-help] Overquota error (code 409) in Lannion2

[ https://jira.fiware.org/browse/HELP-3787?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

FW External User updated HELP-3787:
-----------------------------------

Thank you.
And the lastpoint is that I need 3 to run General Enablers: Orion CB, Proton CEP and Wirecloud.
Each one requires at least 2 Gb RAM, but my quota is just 4 Gb.
Could you please extend to 6 Gb at least?

Regards

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon psykia.com

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Thank you.
And the lastpoint is that I need 3 to run General Enablers: Orion CB,
Proton CEP and Wirecloud.
Each one requires at least 2 Gb RAM, but my quota is just 4 Gb.
Could you please extend to 6 Gb at least?

Regards

*Bernardo Ronquillo Japón*AI Developer+ 34 678 590 171brjapon@psykia.com
es.linkedin.com/in/brjapon
psykia.com

2015-08-11 16:37 GMT+02:00 Erwan LE BONNIEC <

Hi,

If you need to forward incoming ports from an instance to another, you can use iptables tool like this :

iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to 172.31.0.23:80

You can find more examples here : http://web.mit.edu/rhel-doc/4/RH-DOCS/rhel-sg-fr-4/s1-firewall-ipt-fwd.html

BR,
Erwan

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FW External User updated HELP-3787:
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That is what I tried, but don't know how to make port forwarding without acceding to a router.
For instance, in Orion I need to forward ports 22, 1026 and 5050 How can I do that?

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That is what I tried, but don't know how to make port forwarding without
acceding to a router.
For instance, in Orion I need to forward ports 22, 1026 and 5050
How can I do that?

El mar., 11 de agosto de 2015 14:40, Help-Desk <jira-help-desk@fi-ware.org>

Hi Bernardo,

Indeed default quota does no authorize router nor network/subnet creation.
Using the internal shared network/subnet (node-int-net-01) allows you to run your instance without creating router and network/subnet. This has been done because most part of users don't know openstack well enough to do so, and this is federation choice that is applied to all nodes.

That said, if you have specific needs, you can detail them here and we will study what is possible and what we are able to do.

BR,
Erwan

Thank you for the information.

In the future please keep the ML in CC for all the replies to update all the person involved in the resolution of the issue.

BTW, I’ve seen that second level support has already replied to you.

Thanks,
Daniele

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Dear,

I’ve forwarded your request to the Lannion region help desk. In the mean time can you please provide us some more information:

• Tenant/User ID
• Action taken
• Problem/Error encountered

Thanks and best regards,
Daniele

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