Thank you Jijun. I've tried it, and I want to ask, how do we allocate the whole of the hypervisor capacity as a primary storage? I mean in the UI we will see the capacity of primary storage show 1.72 TB. will it possible?
thanks, Denni Sembiring 2013/6/25 Jijun <jiju...@gmail.com> > On 06/26/2013 12:56 PM, Denni Sembiring wrote: > >> Yes Sir, I use NFS Server 4. >> >> when I use this command $ virsh pool-list on my hypervisor, >> its shown like this >> >> [root@hypervs ~]# virsh pool-list >> Name State Autostart >> ------------------------------**----------- >> 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-**15d77214c1b7 active no >> 422155c4-15f5-4354-9ace-**540b4c94ebb6 active no >> 6260fa35-58f0-3ba3-9337-**c05fac113f57 active no >> 67779d92-1966-3842-aed1-**54e565f372da active no >> fd8f79e7-46e7-3337-ad57-**bd09356b4f7a active no >> >> I didn't understand about it Sir. What should I do? >> on the list shows that the status active no. Do i have to activate it >> first? >> > virsh pool-list show the pool list the libvirt in your hypervisor . just > like the result header said: > > [root@hypervs ~]# virsh pool-list > Name State Autostart > ------------------------------**----------- > 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-**15d77214c1b7 active no > > it means: > the Name(uuid) is 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-**15d77214c1b7 , > the State is active, > Autostart is no. > > you can get the detail of the pool 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-**15d77214c1b7 > by this : > > [root@hypervs ~]# virsh pool-info 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-**15d77214c1b7 > Name: 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-**15d77214c1b7 > UUID: 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-**15d77214c1b7 > State: running > Persistent: yes > Autostart: no > Capacity: 1.72 TB > Allocation: 150.58 GB > Available: 1.57 TB > > > > Thanks, > Jijun > > > > If yes, how do I enable it? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Regards, >> Denni sembiring >> >> >> 2013/6/25 Wido den Hollander <w...@widodh.nl> >> >> Hi, >>> >>> >>> >>> On 06/25/2013 06:41 AM, Denni Sembiring wrote: >>> >>> I had to install Cloudstack 4.02. I use 5 hosts, 1 as management >>>> server, and the other into the hypervisor (KVM). when all has gone >>>> well, I went to the UI and see my primary storage show only 98 Gb , >>>> while the entire capacity of hypervisor should be 2 Tb . How can I >>>> change the size of my primary storage? what should i do so my primary >>>> storage size according to the size of my hypervisor? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> The management server gets the information from libvirt on the >>> hypervisor. >>> Is this NFS? >>> >>> What does this show on the hypervisor: >>> >>> $ virsh pool-info <uuid> >>> >>> Wher you can list the storage pools in libvirt with: >>> >>> $ virsh pool-list >>> >>> Wido >>> >>> >>> >>> Best regards, >>>> Denni Sembiring >>>> Del Polytechnic of Informatics >>>> >>>> >>>> >
