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Description
Less of a bug and more of a naming suggestion. When adding an address range to an Virtual Network, there is the option to select "Ethernet". While this is in our documentation, I feel it is not so clear for those using the Sunstone UI. I would like to suggest that, from a pure label perspective, we rename "Ethernet" to something like "Ethernet / DHCP", "Just MAC / DHCP", etc.
Or perhaps (incase there are underling areas that would be affected), we could provide an information bubble that can provide some more context to these Address Range options.
To Reproduce
Create Virtual Network
Click "Addresses"
Click "+ Address Range"
A dialogue box appears with the options to be selected
Expected behavior
Generally to make it more clear what the "Ethernet" option does. I believe the most popular use case for this is when an external DHCP server is used.
Details
Affected Component: Sunstone
Hypervisor: KVM (But probably related to all)
Version: 6.10.3
Additional context
N/A
Progress Status
Code committed
Testing - QA
Documentation (Release notes - resolved issues, compatibility, known issues)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
/!\ To report a security issue please follow this procedure:
[https://github.com/OpenNebula/one/wiki/Vulnerability-Management-Process]
Description
Less of a bug and more of a naming suggestion. When adding an address range to an Virtual Network, there is the option to select "Ethernet". While this is in our documentation, I feel it is not so clear for those using the Sunstone UI. I would like to suggest that, from a pure label perspective, we rename "Ethernet" to something like "Ethernet / DHCP", "Just MAC / DHCP", etc.
Or perhaps (incase there are underling areas that would be affected), we could provide an information bubble that can provide some more context to these Address Range options.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Generally to make it more clear what the "Ethernet" option does. I believe the most popular use case for this is when an external DHCP server is used.
Details
Additional context
N/A
Progress Status
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: