On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 8:58 AM, gagan chhabra wrote:
> '6001f2ac-0ea9-43ae-b097-3ac2738eb5f2' exists already
something else happened, not that the pool is unreachable.
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Daan
I am using CS v-4.3.0 with KVM.
You can see the logs below. There is Exception that the storage pool is
unreachable.
2015-07-30 12:01:43,472 DEBUG [c.c.a.ApiServlet]
(catalina-exec-1:ctx-d97b1e9d) ===START=== 10.129.28.236 -- GET
command=deployVirtualMachine&response=json&sessionkey=e8WA8mYwZyXd
Hi Gagan,
I have found that the “insufficient capacity” error can be misleading. What
version of CloudStack are you using and what hypervisor are your hosts?
With CS 4.5.1 + XenServer 6.5, I just saw “insufficient capacity” when trying
to start a stopped instance but the problem was actually a
I am just trying to get the Env up and running and its just private to my
Institute. There are 4 instances which are being used. There are other
stopped VMs which need not be affected during resolving the issues. So
cannot wipe everything clean and do a fresh installation.
I had been looking into
yeah, what Dag said but not as diplomatic ;)
On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 4:01 PM, Dag Sonstebo
wrote:
> Hi Gagan,
>
> Sounds like you might have a number of problems in your environment.
> Before starting to dig too deep can you clarify what you are actually
> trying to recover? I.e. are you just try
Hi Gagan,
Sounds like you might have a number of problems in your environment.
Before starting to dig too deep can you clarify what you are actually
trying to recover? I.e. are you just trying to get the CloudStack
environment up and running again or do you have production VM instances
running whi
if this setup does not contain any production data promote plan-B to
A-status. As this is a very small env I would otherwise safe the data
and continue with the previous step. Let us know if there is any
reason this should not be convenient.
On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 3:54 PM, gagan chhabra wrote:
>
I have been given an already set-up Cloud stack environment with 6 hosts (2
clusters with 3 hosts each) ,1 management server and one NFS storage as
primary storage. So in total there are 8 physical machines (6 hosts + 1
cloudstack-mgmt-server + 1 NFS:13TBytes). Management server's storage space
is
