Re: Updating storage addresses

[Jeremy Hansen]

Got it! Thank you.

-jeremy

> On Tuesday, Feb 14, 2023 at 2:54 AM, Granwille Strauss  (mailto:granwi...@namhost.com)> wrote:
>
> Hi Jeremy
>
>
> The best would be to add both primary and secondary storages, perhaps look at 
> giving new NFS paths as well, since it seems to sound like the same storage 
> devices. Once you have added them, you an use the "Complete" migration policy 
> option for secondary storage to migrate data between each other. And for 
> primary storage, you can move the volumes of your instances to the new 
> storage via UI. Keep in mind you may want to power down the instance before 
> doing so.
>
>
> Once done, delete your old secondary storage and maybe try rebooting ssvm and 
> consolevm (May need to destroy but reboot first). You can then also delete 
> old primary storage once you have confirmed all volumes have been moved 
> accordingly.
>
>
> On 2/14/23 11:00, Jeremy Hansen wrote:
> > I have to update the primary and secondary storage address just to a new IP 
> > for NFS. I can’t seem to find a way to do this through the interface. Do I 
> > have to do an update to the db? Any notes on how to do that?
> >
> > Thanks
> > -jeremy
> >
> >
> >
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Re: Updating storage addresses

[Granwille Strauss]

Hi Jeremy

The best would be to add both primary and secondary storages, perhaps 
look at giving new NFS paths as well, since it seems to sound like the 
same storage devices. Once you have added them, you an use the 
"Complete" migration policy option for secondary storage to migrate data 
between each other. And for primary storage, you can move the volumes of 
your instances to the new storage via UI. Keep in mind you may want to 
power down the instance before doing so.


Once done, delete your old secondary storage and maybe try rebooting 
ssvm and consolevm (May need to destroy but reboot first). You can then 
also delete old primary storage once you have confirmed all volumes have 
been moved accordingly.


On 2/14/23 11:00, Jeremy Hansen wrote:
I have to update the primary and secondary storage address just to a 
new IP for NFS.  I can’t seem to find a way to do this through the 
interface.  Do I have to do an update to the db?  Any notes on how to 
do that?


Thanks
-jeremy




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Re: Updating storage addresses

[Kiran Chavala]

Hi Vivek

The ideal way is to add new primary storage, and secondary storage and migrate 
the existing volumes and snapshots
to the new storages


Note: Updating the database is not recommended and may lead to inconsistency

You please try updating the following tables in the database

mysql> select * from storage_pool;

mysql> update storage_pool set host_address="", path ="" where id="";

Secondary storage

mysql> select * from image_store;

mysql> update image_store set url="" where id="";


Make sure there is no data on primary storage and secondary storage (volumes, 
templates, iso Snapshot,)

Destroy the secondary storage vm once the change is done

Unmanage and Manage the cluster

Regards
Kiran





 

From: Jeremy Hansen
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2023 14:30
To: Vivek Kumar via users
Subject: Updating storage addresses

I have to update the primary and secondary storage address just to a new IP for 
NFS.  I can’t seem to find a way to do this through the interface.  Do I have 
to do an update to the db?  Any notes on how to do that?

Thanks
-jeremy

Updating storage addresses

[Jeremy Hansen]

I have to update the primary and secondary storage address just to a new IP for 
NFS. I can’t seem to find a way to do this through the interface. Do I have to 
do an update to the db? Any notes on how to do that?

Thanks
-jeremy



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