Hi
I went over your log file. Here are some memorable mentions:
- Checking resources in Cluster: 1 under Pod: 1
<- Tries to find resources for the VM
- Looking for speed=500Mhz, Ram=1024
- Host name: xenserver, hostId: 1 is in avoid set, s
Turned out to be a driver issue because I'm using antique equipment.
Switching to Ubuntu 16.04 fixed it.
On Wed, Oct 24, 2018 at 5:40 PM Rohit Yadav
wrote:
> Alexandre - did you run cloudstack-setup-management?
>
> You can check if the management server is enabled to start on boot using:
>
> sys
I am encountering this issue in a single-server setup as well. The initial
setup worked fine, then I messed with some network settings a bit which caused
me to remove the one host, and cannot get the system up and running again
because secondary storage shows 0KB. Verified NFS shares are writabl
Hi Jordan,
I' would perhaps still suspect firewall issue - can you destroy SSVM and
CPVM (they will be automatically created after few tens of seconds) - SSVM
is the one connecting to Secondary Storage and afaik reporting back
capacity to management server (what you see in dashboard)
I did my test
Hi Andrija,
Maybe my issue is different then. I apologize, as I didn't mean to hijack this
thread. It just sounded very similar to the issue I am experiencing.
In my case, the SSVM's are never created, because the system seems to not be
able to find the storage. I'll keep working on it.
Thank
Well, my apologies also - I see now that the original thread stated a
normally working SSVM... Seems I was rushing with my answer :)
On Thu, 25 Oct 2018 at 23:48, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> Hi Andrija,
>
> Maybe my issue is different then. I apologize, as I didn't mean to hijack
> this thread. It
It's all good! I sincerely appreciate any advice you send my way even if it's
rushed. ;)
Thank you.
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Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies
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