vishesh92 opened a new issue, #9670:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/9670
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Import VM
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##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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4.19.1.1
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##### SUMMARY
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While importing VM from VMWare to KVM, if the specified disk offering has
storage tags, import can fail due to mismatch of tags. This is due to the fact
that while fetching the storage pool for importing the VM, we don't filter by
tags of the disk offering.
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1. Create 2 primary storage with different storage tags - t1,t2
2. Create a disk offering with tag t2
3. Import a VM from VMWare. Specify the disk offering for the disk.
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VM import is successful with disk on the matching primary storage.
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Import fails with error:
Disk offering: 68d5c1ae-e2da-4d52-a0c5-1361bf20cac1 is not compatible with
storage pool: a5a10522-bc0e-3b8d-80d3-ab8ef4cb7fd9 of unmanaged disk: 19-3001
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