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Cannot add a router with a port using the CloudSystem Portal or the OpenStack

Neutron CLI

Possible cause and recommendationSymptom

The network port settings are incorrect

1. Use one of the following methods to create a network with the correct port settings.

• Using the CloudSystem Portal:

a. Create a network.

b. Create a subnet under the network.

c. Create a router and note the routerId, which will be used as the device-id when

you create a port.

d. Create a port and specify the device-id from step 3 and specify the device owner

as network:router_interface.

e. Verify that the router-interface was created when you see the “Success: Port was

successfully created” message.

• Using the OpenStack Neutron CLI:

a. Create a port with the device_owner attribute set to

network:router_interface, then enter router-interface-add <router>

port=<port-id>.

For example:

# neutron port-create -name port1 --device_owner

network:router_interface -fixed-ip ip_address=IP_ADDR

# neutron router-interface-add <router> port=port1

You see an

Incompatible

type error when you

specify an IP address

for a private or

provider network

router interface

External Network information is not listed on the CloudSystem Portal

Possible cause and recommendationSymptom

The External Network that was automatically created during CloudSystem

Foundation installation has been deleted

You cannot see the

External Network

listed on the Networks

1. On a Windows or Linux workstation where the OpenStack CLI package for CloudSystem

is installed, log on to the management hypervisor on the base appliance.

screen in the

CloudSystem Portal

2. Recreate the External Network by entering this command on the command line:

neutron --insecure net-create 'External Network' --provider:physical_network provider

--provider:network_type vlan --provider:segmentation_id 0 --router:external=True

3. In the CloudSystem Portal, verify that the External Network is listed on the Networks screen

with a VLAN ID as its “Subnets Associated” component.

The External Network has been recreated on the CloudSystem Portal instead

of from the management hypervisor command line

An External Network recreated in the CloudSystem Portal will not have a VLAN ID associated

with it.

You cannot see a

VLAN ID listed for the

External Network on

the Networks screen

in the CloudSystem

Portal

1. In the CloudSystem Portal, delete the External Network that does not have a VLAN ID.

(Admin→Networks→Actions→Delete Network)

2. Verify that there is no External Network listed on the Networks screen.

3. On a Windows or Linux workstation where the OpenStack CLI package for CloudSystem

is installed,log on to the management hypervisor on the base appliance.

4. Create a new External Network by entering this command on the command line:

neutron --insecure net-create 'External Network' --provider:physical_network provider

--provider:network_type vlan --provider:segmentation_id 0 --router:external=True

5. In the CloudSystem Portal, verify that the new External Network is listed on the Networks

screen with a VLAN ID as its “Subnets Associated” component.

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