Melanie, this depends a bit on the type of hypervisor. The command executes
the checkrouter.sh script on the virtual router if it reaches it, but it
seems your problem is before that. I would look at the network first and
follow the path that the execution takes for your hypervisortype.

On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 1:53 PM, Melanie Desaive <
m.desa...@heinlein-support.de> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> we have a recurring problem with our virtual routers. By the log
> messages it seems that com.cloud.agent.api.CheckRouterCommand runs into
> a timeout and therefore switches to UNKNOWN.
>
> All network traffic through the routers is still working. They can be
> accessed by their link-local IP adresses, and configuration looks good
> at a first sight. But configuration changes through the CloudStack API
> do no longer reach the routers. A reboot fixes the problem.
>
> I would like to investigate a little further but lack understanding
> about how the checkRouter command is trying to access the virtual router.
>
> Could someone point me to some relevant documentation or give a short
> overview how the connection from CS-Management is done and where such an
> timeout could occur?
>
> As background information - the sequence from the management log looks
> kind of this:
>
> ---
>
>  x Every few seconds the com.cloud.agent.api.CheckRouterCommand returns
> a state BACKUP or MASTER correctly
>  x When the problem occurs the log messages change. Some snippets below
>
>  x ... Waiting some more time because this is the current command
>  x ... Waiting some more time because this is the current command
>  x Could not find exception:
> com.cloud.exception.OperationTimedoutException in error code list for
> exceptions
>  x Timed out on Seq 28-2352567855348137104
>  x Seq 28-2352567855348137104: Cancelling.
>  x Operation timed out: Commands 2352567855348137104 to Host 28 timed
> out after 60
>  x Unable to update router r-2594-VM's status
>  x Redundant virtual router (name: r-2594-VM, id: 2594)  just switch
> from MASTER to UNKNOWN
>
>  x Those error messages are now repeated for each following
> CheckRouterCommand until the virtual router is rebootet
>
>
> Greetings,
>
> Melanie
>
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