}
@Override
@ActionEvent(eventType = EventTypes.EVENT_DISABLE_STATIC_NAT, eventDescription = "disabling static nat", async=true)
public boolean disableStaticNat(long ipId) throws ResourceUnavailableException, NetworkRuleConflictException, InsufficientAddressCapacityException {
UserContext ctx = UserContext.current();
Account caller = ctx.getCaller();
IPAddressVO ipAddress = _ipAddressDao.findById(ipId);
checkIpAndUserVm(ipAddress, null, caller);
if (ipAddress.getSystem()) {
InvalidParameterValueException ex = new InvalidParameterValueException("Can't disable static nat for system IP address with specified id");
ex.addProxyObject(ipAddress, ipId, "ipId");
throw ex;
}
Long vmId = ipAddress.getAssociatedWithVmId();
if (vmId == null) {
InvalidParameterValueException ex = new InvalidParameterValueException("Specified IP address id is not associated with any vm Id");
ex.addProxyObject(ipAddress, ipId, "ipId");
throw ex;
}
// if network has elastic IP functionality supported, we first have to disable static nat on old ip in order to
// re-enable it on the new one enable static nat takes care of that
Network guestNetwork = _networkMgr.getNetwork(ipAddress.getAssociatedWithNetworkId());
NetworkOffering offering = _configMgr.getNetworkOffering(guestNetwork.getNetworkOfferingId());
if (offering.getElasticIp()) {
getSystemIpAndEnableStaticNatForVm(_vmDao.findById(vmId), true);
return true;
} else {
return disableStaticNat(ipId, caller, ctx.getCallerUserId(), false);
}
}