Hi Ricardo, Do you use VPC with redundant VRs ? If there is no vpc tier implemented, the VR does not have any guest nic, in this case, some services in VR (e.g. keepalived) are stopped, which leads to "FAULT" state. It is an expected result in my opinion.
VR does not push ssh keys to VMs. The ssh keys are stored in VR, and VMs fetch the ssh key from VR (there is apache2 service on port 80). If the VM does not get the ssh key, it might be caused by (1) VM does not have the script to get the ssh key; (2) VM does not have a ip or has a wrong ip; (3) the request to port 80 on VR is blocked. Please check your VMs. -Wei On Mon, 20 Dec 2021 at 15:28, Ricardo Andres Pertuz de las Salas < ricardo.per...@kuasar.co> wrote: > Hi, > I have a CS 4.15.2.0 with VPCVirtualPrivateRouterand sometimes it pushes > the public ssh key to the machines and sometimes it does not work. > > I realized that when I don't have any instance running, the virtual router > falls in FAULT state then when at least one instance is started, the VR got > configured back again but it is not able to push the ssh key to the > instances. > > How I resolve this or avoid VirtualRouter to got in FAULT Status when no > instances are running > > Atte, > Ricardo Pertuz >