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  1. Help-Desk
  2. HELP-7064

FIWARE.Request.Lab.FIWARE Lab Assistance.

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    • Type: extRequest
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Done
    • Fix Version/s: 2021
    • Component/s: FIWARE-LAB-HELP
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      Description

      Hi,
      I am currently studying fiware lab and want to try some of the apis for our
      smart city application. I met several problems when I tried to set up a VM
      in cloud.

      The first question is: Why I am not able to delete networks? As I already
      deleted my instance, so there is no VM running for this moment.
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      The second question is: When I want to create a router(the first one), why
      this error appears, how could I resolve it? I already set up floating IP,
      security group and keypairs.
      [image: 内嵌图片 2]

      Thank you in advance for your kindly help.
      Have a nice day.

      Regards,
      -casey

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      [Created via e-mail received from: Casey Cao <caocasey@gmail.com>]

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        gcossu Giuseppe Cossu added a comment -

        Hi Casey,
        Those are shared networks, so basically they are managed by the Fiware admins and you are not allowed to delete them.
        The second question: basically it is not a issue, but on that point I'll need to explain you why.

        Basically we have limited set of public IPs, so by default you can use only 1 Floating IP. For that reasons we have set up the shared private networks (e.g., node-int-net-01) there are already attached to a (virtual) router and you should use those networks.
        *Technical note: each router attached to the external network requires a public IP, for that reason the default quota don't allow users to create routers.

        If you have particular requirements, you should open a new ticketed asking for additional quota, and explaining why. The node (aka region) support team hosting your VMs will evaluate your request.

        Best Regards,
        Giuseppe

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        gcossu Giuseppe Cossu added a comment - Hi Casey, Those are shared networks, so basically they are managed by the Fiware admins and you are not allowed to delete them. The second question: basically it is not a issue, but on that point I'll need to explain you why. Basically we have limited set of public IPs, so by default you can use only 1 Floating IP. For that reasons we have set up the shared private networks (e.g., node-int-net-01) there are already attached to a (virtual) router and you should use those networks. *Technical note: each router attached to the external network requires a public IP, for that reason the default quota don't allow users to create routers. If you have particular requirements, you should open a new ticketed asking for additional quota, and explaining why. The node (aka region) support team hosting your VMs will evaluate your request. Best Regards, Giuseppe

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            gcossu Giuseppe Cossu
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