I am using this CREATE-STORAGE-POOL quick start guide:
https://cloud.google.com/netapp/volumes/docs/get-started/quickstarts/create-storage-pool
At step 8 under CREATE A STORAGE POOL it says:
Under SET UP CONNECTIONS, select the VPC you want to use. If you haven't peered your VPC, click "Set up connection" and complete the following steps:
a.Enable the "Service networking API"
b.Click "Use an automatically allocated IP range" or click "Select one or more
existing IP ranges or create a new one" to manually choose a CIDR.
There is no button here to Enable the Service networking API, but I found the SERVICE-NETWORKING-API and enabled it.
For step 8.b none of those options appear for me to click on. So I am not sure how to continue setting up networking for my storage pool.
Can some one help.
Ultimately once I create this storage pool I will create a 100gb NETAPP VOLUME from that storage pool.
Then I will mount that volume on two of my GCE VMs as a directory called /mySharedData that both VM servers will write to.
Hi @tacoma50,
Welcome to Google Cloud Community!
As you are following the documentation guide for creating a storage pool and encountered a problem specifically in setting up a connection under step 8.
Here are some of the reasons and basic guides to consider:
For additional workaround that might help:
I hope the above information is helpful.
Hi @almirajean ,
Thanks for providing the information. I am following this exact steps for the set up. But then I got the following error message. Is there any other way to set this up? What is the difference between doing it here and setting up a private service access under VPC network?
The error message:
We encountered a problem while creating a connection. Cannot modify allocated ranges in CreateConnection. Please use UpdateConnection. Help Token: AYJSUtkQfnPG-bxeHoWc9p-5sDQHUkQk0YZZjdC6XzmJQvdXOq_Cg3rM7-Uo9dD2TnujjfJhnuMGyV_KwLC9k5UfcC5bb_lWujS_V5L5JIp2b7Fo
I tried various way of setting this up but all lead to error.
- Automatic setup using the the scheme mentioned above.
- First ALLOCATED IP RANGES FOR SERVICES from VPC network with range /24 or /28 either from Console or CLI and then use the automatic setup scheme mentioned above.
Thanks.
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Update :
I am not sure whether this solves the problem. But I could follow the suggestion
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55135559/unable-to-recreate-private-service-access-on-gcp
using force update to set up the NetApp connection.