Okay, this issue has been resolved. I’m not sure if the upgrade caused it or if
it was a step that we performed during the upgrade. It turns out that the issue
was that the system vm template for the VR was missing from Primary Storage,
but the database still had an entry for it, believing it to
Thanks Thomas, I will check on that.
Andrija, my supervisor and I had previously ’tested’ the upgrade to 4.11, and
we decided we wanted to do it again, so we restored the 4.9 db and software. I
don’t recall if we tore down all resources prior to this downgrade or not. Your
point is well taken,
Greg,
what does it mean "***Recently***, we downgraded back to 4.9.3 to re-run
the processes" - have you created a lot of new resources with the upgraded
env (4.11 code) and then restored the DB to 4.9.3 ? If so, you need to
delete ALL (I mean all) resources you might have created - any VMs, VRs,
Hello Greg,
Check if any of your primary or secondary storage is in maintenance mode -
specific to the uuid mentioned in the error message -
Can't find volume:cb1b9a18-6fdb-4613-8153-9595c2f70f58","wait":0
Do you have the version related system template in place and have you
updated the template v
We’ve been doing test runs in our staging environment of upgrading from 4.9.3
to 4.11, leveraging KVM on our 2 hosts. Recently, we downgraded back to 4.9.3
to re-run the processes. We restored the database, and the software on all
machines, etc. However, now, the virtual routers are failing to s
