Chandana,
in you ps result, I can see your noVNC task. To troubleshoot, first kill
this task:
kill 30414
Then, run this task manually:
/usr/share/one/noVNC/utils/websockify 35786 glass.dis:5910
try connecting to noVNC using Sunstone, and simultaneously watch the ssh
console to see what it say.
Davood,
Thanks, I can now see the problem. However my connection is a HTTP
connection. Can websockify be run in debug mode ? Why is it trying to
get an SSL connection ?
[oneadmin@glass ~]$ /usr/share/one/noVNC/utils/websockify 35786
glass.dis:5910
WebSocket server settings:
- Listen on :3
Hello Davood,
I looked at the websockify code, but could not see the error message.
The sunstone config says wss:no
:vnc_proxy_base_port: 29876
:vnc_proxy_path: /usr/share/one/noVNC/utils/websockify
:vnc_proxy_support_wss: no
:vnc_proxy_cert:
:vnc_proxy_key:
On 14/06/12 18:48, Chandana De Si
Hi Chandana,
let me show you an example.
i can connect to noVNC in sunstone. I check processes for noVNC and find
this one:
python /usr/share/one/noVNC/utils/websockify 35778 localhost:5902
I kill every task with noVNC (there is no other user using it). Then run
this command manually:
here is
Hello Davood,
I understand what you are saying. And, I can connect on port 5910 with
out any problem. Also vncviewer to port 5910 works fine.
Where you get - "No SSL/TLS support (no cert file)", I get "SSL
connection but '/var/lib/one/self.pem not found".
What I can't understand is why I ge
Hello,
I am running opennebula 2.2 in ubuntu server 11.10, which was installed
through apt-get.
Everything works fine, except one thing. When i execute onevm submit, the
VM goes to the host and starts normally, but as soon as it boots, there are
no network interfaces. If i execute ifconfig, it sho
Hi
We're looking to deploy opennebula 3.4 production SLES11 environment using one
server and 2 KVM hosts. All machines configured with 2 separate VLANs
(private/public networks). The plan is to provision 50 VMs (5 groups of 10 VMs
in each group). All 50 VMs will get access to both networks. Ev
Hello Andrei,
I'm assuming your network model is similar to the one described in
"Planning the installation guide" [1]: which means you have one physical
interface and one bridge per physical network. If your setup is different
please let us know.
You will simply need to create as many different
Hi,
Can you paste your VM template, and the output of onevm show?
By the way, OpenNebula has come a long way since 2.2, the latest version is
3.4
Regards
--
Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for Data Center Virtualization
www.OpenNebula.org | cmar...@openne
Hi,
The PHYDEV attribute is used only by the network isolation driver 802.1Q
[1].
When OpenNebula sees it, it assumes you meant to set VLAN="YES"
Regards
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.4:hm-vlan
--
Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for Data C
Here is the VM template im using:
NAME = "VM"
CPU = 1
MEMORY = 1024
OS = [
boot = hd,
arch = x86_64 ]
DISK = [
image_id = 0,
bus = virtio ]
NETWORK = [
network = "LAN",
bridge = "br0",
model = virtio ]
GRAPHICS = [
type = "vnc",
I've been having trouble using VNC on a fresh front end install. I've
isolated it to a version bump in noVNC from 0.2 to 0.3.
Is anybody successfully running noVNC version 0.3 (which came out May
12, 2012)? I'm on Ubuntu Lucid (10.04.4 LTS).
Thanks,
Mark
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Mark Wagner | mwag...@intelius.co
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