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Note that if there is only one port on net1, you can only connect one server to it.
See https://docs.openstack.org/heat/latest/template_guide/basic_resources.html#manage-instances to connect instances to a list of networks. Connecting them to existing ports is not much different: Use the port instead of the network key.
You can attach a fixed IP to a port. Same web page as above, a bit further down shows how to associate a port with a subnet. To associate it with a fixed IP, use the fixed_ip key instead of subnet.
Also see the documentation for the Server and Port resource types.
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Note that if there is only one port on net1, you can only connect one server to it.
See https://docs.openstack.org/heat/latest/template_guide/basic_resources.html#manage-instances to connect instances to a list of networks. Connecting them to existing ports is not much different: Use the port key instead of the network key.
You can attach a fixed IP to a port. Same web page as above, a bit further down shows how to associate a port with a subnet. To associate it with a fixed IP, use the fixed_ip key instead of subnet.
Also see You can also attach a fixed IP to the network of a server. See the the documentation for the Server and resource type.
Also see the documentation for the Port resource types.type.
