Re: Creating Windows Server 2019 templates with cloudbase init

Hi, Thanks! That’s very helpful. For resetting the password I had a timing issue, I think. Did you try a reset of the password and reboot the VM twice? I believe that worked for me during testing. Regards Simon > On 14. Jan 2020, at 19:13, Ismaili, Liridon (SWISS TXT) > wrote: > > Hi, > @

Re: Creating Windows Server 2019 templates with cloudbase init

Hi, @Simon: There is a config (found in https://cloudbase-init.readthedocs.io/en/latest/plugins.html#setting-password-main) called first_logon_behavior which you can set to 'no'. This will allow you to setup t

Re: new primary storage

So Charlie, d93d3c0a-3859-4473-951d-9b5c5912c767 is actually a valid disk? does it exist on the backend nfs? and the pool 9af0d1c6-85f2-3c55-94af-6ac17cb4024c does it exist both in cloudstack and on the backend? if both are answered with yes, you probably have a permissions issue, which might be i

Re: Creating Windows Server 2019 templates with cloudbase init

It's quite possible. I try to do the minimum where Windows is concerned, so I stopped at using the old CloudInstanceManager when I saw it's working. On 2020-01-14 13:28, simon.voel...@zv.fraunhofer.de wrote: Hi, I believe that having to set a new password after it has been reset is supposed

Re: Creating Windows Server 2019 templates with cloudbase init

Hi Thanks for the fast response. @Lucian: It did work right after installation for me (did setup hostname etc. correctly) only this PW stuff is causing issues. @Simon: I also believe that it's caused by MS Windows. I'll check the policies and ask the Cloudbase-init community. If I find something

Re: Creating Windows Server 2019 templates with cloudbase init

Hi, I believe that having to set a new password after it has been reset is supposed to be a feature from Microsoft’s side. I’ve also noticed that login through RDP is disabled until a new password has been set. So far I haven’t been able to get it to work completely. (mainly due to time constra

Re: Creating Windows Server 2019 templates with cloudbase init

Hi, This could be a bug (or undocumented feature, ahem) with cloudbase-init. Despite efforts I never got it to work reliably in the past, not sure about now. Have you tried using CloudInstanceManager.msi for setting the password? It still works for me. What I do is set up the template with a

Re: Creating Windows Server 2019 templates with cloudbase init

Hi Simon We are also building some new windows templates and would like to use cloudbase-init as you do. I get the same behavior as you did describe (after password reset it requires to setup a new password). How did you workaround this? I expect this to be a policy issue but would like to ask

Re: new primary storage

Hi Daan and users, the infrastructure is based on the Linux environment. The management server, hosts and storage are all Ubuntu 16.04 except the new storage server which is an Ubuntu 18.04. The hypervisor used is Qemu-kvm with NFS to share the storage. We tried to add another primary storage and

Re: problem for create instances on cloudstack infrastructure 4.13

com.cloud.exception.InsufficientVirtualNetworkCapacityException: Unable to allocate vnet as a part of network Ntwk[228|Guest|14] implement Scope=interface com.cloud.dc.DataCenter; id=6 You probably don't have a VLAN range added for the guest traffic in your physical network... Check that. On Tue,

RE: problem for create instances on cloudstack infrastructure 4.13

Hello,   Thanks for your help, I'm new to cloudstack, so here is my log file and some screenshot. can you help me because i can't find where the problem comes from, thanks in advance. https://we.tl/t-mCnOBKiHI9 Philippe Luneau Tél.   : 01 49 89 07 88  Gsm : 06 33 53 39 46 20 Allée des Erab