Migration of cloudstack management server

Hello everyone, I am trying to migrate my cloudstack-management server to another server. I stopped the service of cloudstack-management, made a full backup of cloud and cloud_usage dbs and then i installed the "new" management-server as new. Stopped the cloudstack-management service restored the

VM Migrations failures

Hello, We are in the process of migrating some of our VMs to a new zone wide NFS primary storage. Some of the live and offline migrations went smoothly. However, no more migrations can take place at the moment. For an offline migration the host selected to do it by the scheduler reports in cloud

Re: Boot VM into BIOS after deployment

Yes, indeed. With UEFI you do get some sort of "bios" interface. Personally I've never needed UEFI so I've stayed away from the extra complications. --- Nux! www.nux.ro On 2022-03-28 14:30, vas...@gmx.de wrote: hi Nux, Personally i didn't want to change something 😄 - the question came from o

Re: Boot VM into BIOS after deployment

hi Nux, Personally i didn't want to change something 😄 - the question came from one of our fallow team-members, which been working with vmware indeed. After some more talks the question came from some testing with uefi capabilities. As we would need to work with the plattform keys. So this wasn't

Re: Boot VM into BIOS after deployment

There is no BIOS for KVM afaik, same for Xen. All the stuff you might want to change in a traditional BIOS interface can be done via command line parameters. What exactly do you want to change? --- Nux! www.nux.ro On 2022-03-28 13:46, Daan Hoogland wrote: I think the boot into bios option was

Re: Boot VM into BIOS after deployment

I think the boot into bios option was only implemented for Vmware. Good feature request though. Should be easy to implement (if KVM provides an option for it) On Thu, Mar 24, 2022 at 10:47 AM vas...@gmx.de wrote: > hi piotr, > > thanks for your Link - as always high quality stuff. > But the info

Re: IPv6 error :: ACS 4.16.1

Op 28-03-2022 om 11:31 schreef Wei ZHOU: Hi Ranjit, Currently CloudStack virtual routers must configure an IPv4 address on each interface. Therefore you cannot create shared networks with only IPv6. However, the default network offering for shared networks supports dhcp/dns/userdata services

Re: Isolated Networks and VPC in SG enabled Advanced Zone

Hi Mevludin, Indeed, you need to reinstall without Security Groups if you want VPC. Depending on what features you are after Security Groups can be sufficient, so do weigh your options. The other features you are talking about are not in Cloudstack right now. --- Nux! www.nux.ro On 2022-03

Re: IPv6 error :: ACS 4.16.1

Hi Ranjit, Currently CloudStack virtual routers must configure an IPv4 address on each interface. Therefore you cannot create shared networks with only IPv6. However, the default network offering for shared networks supports dhcp/dns/userdata services which requires a CloudStack VR. Solutions (1)

IPv6 error :: ACS 4.16.1

Hello, I am getting the following error while trying to create a shared network for IPv6, recently upgraded to 4.16.1 "Currently IPv6-only Shared network with Virtual Router provider is not supported." Any guideline will be of great help. Thanks and regards, Ranjit