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This feature will be available in neutron for the Icehouse release, and
will cause a floating IP to be created everytime a VM is booted.
However, it is unlikely that feature will be backported.

For Havana users, the best workaround so far, in my opinion, is:
1) create a port on a subnet connected to a router
    Note: the router must have a gateway set
2) create a floating IP on the external network associating it to the port
created at #1
    Note: the external network must be the same at the one where the
router's gateway is connected
3) boot the VM using the port created at #1 (--nic port-id=xxx)

Regards,
Salvatore



On 10 December 2013 16:50, Rick Jones <rick.jones2 at hp.com> wrote:

> On 12/10/2013 12:29 AM, Jitendra Kumar Bhaskar wrote:
>
>> I am doing d same but I am looking to attach floating IP at boot time.
>> And not getting where I need to change ?
>>
>
> It would not be "automagic" but rather than have nova allocate the port
> out of neutron, you can instead allocate the port yourself explicitly via
> neutron, then pass that port id through the floatingip-create and then boot
> the instance with that port id rather than with the network id.
>
> Then I suspect the chances are reasonably good that as the guest OS boots
> in the instance, the floater will be associated.
>
> rick jones
> agrees though that "full automagic" would be nice.
>
>
>> Regards*
>> Jitendra Bhaskar*
>>
>>
>>
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>> On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 12:45 PM, 郭龙仓 <guolongcang.work at gmail.com
>> <mailto:guolongcang.work at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>>     floating ip is implemented through NAT , so , once your instance was
>>     assigned an internal ip successfully , then you can assign floating
>>     ip to it . but , in order to assign floating IP to instance at boot
>>     time, maybe you need to modify some code.
>>
>>
>>     2013/12/9 Jitendra Kumar Bhaskar <jitendra.b at pramati.com
>>     <mailto:jitendra.b at pramati.com>>
>>
>>
>>         Hi Stackers
>>
>>         Is it possible to assign floating IP to instance at boot time in
>>         Hanana ?
>>
>>         Regards*
>>         Jitendra Bhaskar*
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