GitHub user summer-abacus created a discussion: Redundant virtual routers on same host
We are running CloudStack 4.22.0 and setup a redundant virtual router. There are three kvm-hosts running. After setting one kvm host into maintenance mode, we see that the primary and backup router are on the same host. ``` (cloudstackdev) 🐀 > list routers listall=true filter=name,state,redundantstate,hostname, count = 5 router: +-----------+---------+----------------+----------+ | NAME | STATE | REDUNDANTSTATE | HOSTNAME | +-----------+---------+----------------+----------+ | r-8-VM | Running | UNKNOWN | srv1-215 | | r-75-VM | Running | UNKNOWN | srv1-215 | | r-981-VM | Running | BACKUP | srv1-215 | | r-982-VM | Running | PRIMARY | srv1-215 | | r-1063-VM | Running | UNKNOWN | srv1-213 | +-----------+---------+----------------+----------+ ``` ``` (cloudstackdev) 🕊 > list hosts filter=name,state,type,version, count = 5 host: +-----------+-------+--------------------+----------+ | NAME | STATE | TYPE | VERSION | +-----------+-------+--------------------+----------+ | srv1-214 | Up | Routing | 4.22.0.0 | | srv1-215 | Up | Routing | 4.22.0.0 | | v-1058-VM | Up | ConsoleProxy | 4.22.0.0 | | s-1059-VM | Up | SecondaryStorageVM | 4.22.0.0 | | srv1-213 | Up | Routing | 4.22.0.0 | +-----------+-------+--------------------+----------+ ``` Is there a configuration to avoid having the primary and backup router on the same host? GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/discussions/12329 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
