Question

On the controller:

> nova-manage floating list
None    192.168.1.1     None    public  eth0
None    192.168.1.2     None    public  eth0
None    192.168.1.3     None    public  eth0
...

> nova floating-ip-bulk-list   (with admin credentials)
+------------+---------------+---------------+--------+-----------+
| project_id | address       | instance_uuid | pool   | interface |
+------------+---------------+---------------+--------+-----------+
| -          | 192.168.1.1   | -             | public | eth0      |
| -          | 192.168.1.2   | -             | public | eth0      |
| -          | 192.168.1.3   | -             | public | eth0      |
| -          | 192.168.1.4   | -             | public | eth0      |
...


(with admin or other user credentials on "admin" tenant or another project tenant)
> nova floating-ip-list

> nova floating-ip-pool-list

I can't figure out how to make the IPs in the public pool as shown by nova-manage show up to the normal nova (or web) client so I can assign them to an instance.

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Solution

It appears that the folks who setup the OpenStack instance are using neutron to manage networking so "neutron floatingip-create" seems to have worked.

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