| 2013-03-07 03:17:17 |
Jason |
description |
Installing the OpenStack by devstack and login through dashboard, then found that
It is inconsistent that the admin user panel displays the information of network, router, and topology info.
For example, from the project tab of admin, we can see the network topology (external network, private network and router 1), however we cannot see the router1 from router page, the same as we only can see the information of external network,
but not the private network. |
Installing the OpenStack by devstack and login through dashboard, then found that
It is inconsistent that the admin user panel displays the information of network, router, and topology info.
For example, from the project tab of admin, we can see the network topology (external network, private network and router 1), however we cannot see the router1 from [Routers] page, the same as we only can see the information of external network,
but not the private network from [Networks] page |
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| 2013-03-07 03:17:28 |
Jason |
description |
Installing the OpenStack by devstack and login through dashboard, then found that
It is inconsistent that the admin user panel displays the information of network, router, and topology info.
For example, from the project tab of admin, we can see the network topology (external network, private network and router 1), however we cannot see the router1 from [Routers] page, the same as we only can see the information of external network,
but not the private network from [Networks] page |
Installing the OpenStack by devstack and login through dashboard, then found that
It is inconsistent that the admin user panel displays the information of network, router, and topology info.
For example, from the project tab of admin, we can see the network topology (external network, private network and router 1), however we cannot see the router1 from [Routers] page, the same as we only can see the information of external network,
but not the private network from [Networks] page. |
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