hello??We use cloudstack 3.0.2 ,Since CPVM have http trace enable and sslV3
poodle securiy issue?? Does anyone how to disable it?? Some security
tools said web proxy console link have php security issue??How to upgrade php
for CPVM
Thanks
yes !!
i have seen this before, as Somesh pointed out ..,the easy fix is to
comment out the last like of the heartbeat.sh script.
cloudstack heart beat mechanism are designed to reboot hypervisors if the
storage repositories are not available for 120 seconds.
This is the cloudstack design fe
> So migrating my primary storage to iSCSI would (as a side effect) disable the
> fencing/rebooting?
I can't be 100% sure about that but that's what I got from running through the
code. I don't have a setup ATM where I could test this to confirm.
Regards,
Somesh
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So migrating my primary storage to iSCSI would (as a side effect) disable the
fencing/rebooting?
On 19 Aug 2015 at 21:46:35, Somesh Naidu (somesh.na...@citrix.com) wrote:
> how would this work if primary storage were eg iSCSI?
I believe we perform the heartbeat check and host fencing for NFS
> this will happen even if no VMs on the host set to “HA”?
Yes. To verify if the hosts that were rebooted were indeed due to missing
heartbeat from primary, look for " heartbeat" in /var/log/messages.
> What would then be the procedure to perform maintenance on the (first?)
> primary NFS storage
On 19 Aug 2015 at 20:44:47, Somesh Naidu (somesh.na...@citrix.com) wrote:
Management server down would not result in host being rebooted. Primary storage
down will.
As you mentioned, you have hosted your primary storage (NFS) on the management
server node. So yes, taking it down will cause all
Management server down would not result in host being rebooted. Primary storage
down will.
As you mentioned, you have hosted your primary storage (NFS) on the management
server node. So yes, taking it down will cause all host connected to it to
reboot. It doesn’t matter how many VMs use that pa
Hi all,
We had an interesting outage this morning. We took the Cloudstack Manager node
down for hardware upgrades and kernel updates, and it seems all “non-dedicated”
hosts rebooted.
We run KVM on CS 4.4.latest.
Is this “normal behaviour”, why does it do that, and how do I disable that?
The M
