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The Instances page's filters and the address search become one control: the state list, the search box and a "Find IP" button. "Find IP" opens a dialog (with the address typed in the search box, if any). An IP address or a network (CIDR) finds the running VMs whose network cards use it, read live from libvirt within 5 seconds: libvirt's DHCP leases, the host's ARP table and the guest agent. Only addresses on the VM's own NICs count, so interfaces inside the guest such as docker0 never match. Each match shows the VM, its MAC, where the address came from, and a possible- conflict mark when two VMs report one address. A coverage line says how many running VMs were checked, how many had no connected guest agent (a static address on them cannot be seen), which agents could not be read, which hosts were not reached or not finished in time, and when it was read. The hosts are read in parallel: leases and ARP first, then each guest agent on its own thread, so an agent that never answers holds back only its own VM; libvirt waits for an agent without limit, so a search starts only while its threads fit in 16 search threads in the worker. Administrators search every compute, VMs the panel has not registered yet included, and see the hosts; other users find only their own VMs and see no hosts or host errors. |
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| instances | ||
| add_instance_network_block.html | ||
| add_instance_owner_block.html | ||
| add_instance_volume.html | ||
| allinstances.html | ||
| allinstances_index_grouped.html | ||
| allinstances_index_nongrouped.html | ||
| bottom_bar.html | ||
| create_flavors.html | ||
| create_flavors_reply.html | ||
| create_inst_block.html | ||
| create_instance_w1.html | ||
| create_instance_w2.html | ||
| create_presets.html | ||
| create_steps.html | ||
| instance.html | ||
| instance_actions.html | ||
| instance_state.html | ||