Hi Palash, Can you try using cloudmonkey to first enable the virtualrouterelement (if it is currently disabled) before enabling the network service provider via UI. You can do it using:
cloudmonkey configure virtualrouterelement id=<VirtualRouter Element ID> enabled=true the virtual router element id can be found using the network service provider id on the UI (where you are attempting to enable the provider): cloudmonkey list virtualrouterelement nspid=<nsp_id> Once the router element has been enabled, the network service provider would get enabled successfully. Regards, Pearl ________________________________ From: Palash Biswas <palash...@gmail.com> Sent: January 5, 2024 5:45 AM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <users@cloudstack.apache.org> Subject: Cloudstack Error: Fail to enable Virtual Router services. Hi, As current we able up Cloudstack with SystemVM (Console Proxy and SSVM), we are trying create isolated network and found out the network offering is empty. Hence, we go to our Cloudstack Zone -> Physical Network to do verification services and found out virtual router is not up. When we try manual start enable the services but it show fail with messages “(VirtualRouter) Provider is not ready, cannot Enable the provider, please configure the provider first”. Do anyone can kindly advise where the something or area that we can further troubleshoot look into it. Attach a screenshot and management log. Regards Palash [cid:18cd9389fb41348217f1] [cid:18cd938e11a2548605c2]
