When deploying a node to AWS using Foreman 1.4 and choosing Private IP in "Managed IP", the node deploys, without a public IP.
When choosing Public IP, the deployment sticks on "acquiring instance details", and more importantly from the AWS console you can see that the instance hasn't been given a public IP.
The term "Managed IP" would imply the address that Foreman uses to manage the node, not whether or not the node has a public IP. So am I missing something? Is there some other location for this choice?
Dave.
Does the instance launch if you check the AWS console? Does it assign a
public ip?
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On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 5:49:55 AM UTC-5, McNicholl, David wrote:
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> When deploying a node to AWS using Foreman 1.4 and choosing Private IP
> in “Managed IP”, the node deploys, without a public IP.
>
>
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> When choosing Public IP, the deployment sticks on “acquiring instance
> details”, and more importantly from the AWS console you can see that the
> instance hasn’t been given a public IP.
>
>
>
> The term “Managed IP” would imply the address that Foreman uses to manage
> the node, not whether or not the node has a public IP. So am I missing
> something? Is there some other location for this choice?
>
>
>
>
>
> Dave.
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>
>
Well you asked and answered that. Thanks for the hack, I was looking for that myself 
Dave.
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From: OmarH5G
Sent: 05 February 2014 20:55
To: foreman-users@googlegroups.com
Cc: McNicholl, David
Subject: Re: AWS Public IPs
Does the instance launch if you check the AWS console? Does it assign a public ip?
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 5:49:55 AM UTC-5, McNicholl, David wrote:
When deploying a node to AWS using Foreman 1.4 and choosing Private IP in “Managed IP”, the node deploys, without a public IP.
When choosing Public IP, the deployment sticks on “acquiring instance details”, and more importantly from the AWS console you can see that the instance hasn’t been given a public IP.
The term “Managed IP” would imply the address that Foreman uses to manage the node, not whether or not the node has a public IP. So am I missing something? Is there some other location for this choice?
Dave.
