Hello everybody,
We are writing from Universitat Autònama de Barcelona Engineering School
computer support department. We are trying to install one VCL node with
a VMware Server Host as provisioning machine. I have followed the
installation process specified in next URL:
https://cwiki.apache
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Juanjo,
Welcome to the VCL community! This is definitely the correct list to use for
VCL (non-development) related questions.
After you have imported the image using 'vcld -setup', you'll need to add the
image to an image group.
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First at all, many thanks Josh,
As I said in my first mail, I have two machines or servers. One is a VCL
node with all configuration as I have followed from VCL documentation.
The other server i a Ubuntu 8.04 LTS with VMware Server 2.0. In this
last server I have two virtual machines that I ha
It's not necessary to create an image from a physical machine
(probably won't work for a vmguest anyway).
But, the vcl manager must think the vcl computer is 'available'
Here's how to change a computer's state to 'available'
Manage Computers =>
[X] Computer Utilities
Submit =>
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Actually, you don't want to put the vmhost machine into the available state.
It needs to be in the vmhostinuse state.
The VMs on your vmhost server need to be assigned to the vmhost. To do this,
go to Virtual Hosts, select your vmhost, and click C
It sounded to me like he was trying to create the initial image
(vcld -setup).
In the past, I've run into what sounded like the same problem.
I typically build the initial image as a vmware guest(the vmware guest
uses the target ip configuration, cygwin added, etc), and then I use
'vcld -setup
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Are you talking about the vmhost or the VM being in the maintenance state?
vcld -setup definitely won't capture the image when the VM is in the
maintenance state, but I'm not sure what it would do if the vmhost was in the
maintenance state.
Josh
Many Thanks James,
I have been able to change the state machines to available. After change
the machine state if I try to make a reservation I continue receiving
bellow error message:
"You don't have access to any environments and, therefore, cannot make
any reservations."
I am trying to c
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Juanjo,
To have your system ready to capture your first base image, you need to have
your vmhost and VMs added to VCL using the VCL website. The following page
explains how to do that:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/VCL/VCL+2.2.1+-+Fu
Many Thanks Josh and Juan Jose and others for your help, but I continue
with problems to create image. I explain in below lines a little my
problems.
Josh Thompson wrote:
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Juanjo,
To have your system ready to capture your first base image, you nee
Juan
Could you please check the following:
- VMWARE host is added with following properties:
State: vmhostinuse,
Type: blade,
Provisioning Engine: xCAT 2.x.
You can check/change it under Manage Computers.
- the VM you are trying to image (lets call it baseImage01) is added with
follo
Hello Dmitri,
I have checked all your suggestion and it is all configured correctly
and the ssh connections from my VCL node work properly,
'ssh -i /etc/vcl/vcl.key u804vmsrv'
'ssh -i /etc/vcl/vcl.key VMXP1'
But I continue with the same problem and I can not create the image. I
will try to
Hello everybody,
I continue looking for my create image problem and I have seen in log
this below lines:
2011-12-01
15:19:06|16927|4:4|image|VMware.pm:get_vmhost_api_object(1293)|attempting
to load VMware control module:
VCL::Module::Provisioning::VMware::vSphere_SDK
2011-12-01
15:19:06|16
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