Public and Guest traffic (VMs) #13117
muthukrishnang1100
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I don’t think so. Although the VM has an IP address in the same subnet, it is running on a guest network with a different VLAN (mapped to a Linux bridge with VLAN tagging). So network connectivity is still isolated at the VLAN level. |
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I have an doubt, When we create an VM it need an Network, For I create VPC, and normally we give guest ip ranges like(10.0.0.0/16) like these are dummy ip ranges like that.
after i create VPC it automatically created one virtual router and this virtual router gets One public ip from public traffic what we allocated, and after we crfeate VM using this VPC cidr and gets ip like 10.0.0.x network, and this vm gets external traffic to that virtual router?
Now my question is When i create an VPC i give my private IPs like 10.30.70.0/24, now create network tiers inside that CIDR and create VMs and it gets ip from 10.30.70.x network, now can i directly take sh and also other things because here i use my private subnet ?
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