Milan Shah wrote: > I have two boxes > > > > test-cdom (10.0.0.26 and 10.0.0.27) > > test-cdom1 (10.0.0.16 and 10.0.0.17) >
<snip> > > test-cdom # ldm -V > > > > Logical Domain Manager (v 1.1) > > Hypervisor control protocol v 1.1 > > Using Hypervisor MD v 0.1 > > > > System PROM: > > Hypervisor v. 1.6.0. @(#)Hypervisor 1.6.0.b > 2008/03/01 01:47\015 > > > > OpenBoot v. 4.28.0 @(#)OBP 4.28.0 2008/01/22 21:12 > > > > *It?s the same on the other box as well test-cdom1.* > You didn't include the 'ldm -V' output for test-cdom1 - that'd help clarify. <snip> > *For the testing i even tried migrating the guest domain on the same > box. this alos fails with the below error.* > FWIW, a migration within a system is not supported and would be rejected. > > test-cdom #* ldm migrate-domain --dry-run GDOM_ONE 10.0.0.26:GDOM_ONE_TEST* > > > > Target Password: > > Failed to establish connection with ldmd(1m) on target: 10.0.0.16 > > Check that the 'ldmd' service is enabled on the target machine and > > that the version supports Domain Migration. Check that the 'xmpp_enabled' > > and 'incoming_migration_enabled' properties of the 'ldmd' service on > > the target machine are set to 'true' using svccfg(1M). > I don't think that is the output from the command above (it refers to a different target - 10.0.0.16). You should have got something like: root at dt212-346# ldm migrate -n ldg1 dt212-346:ldg1-test Source and target hosts (dt212-346) are identical -- Liam
