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Hello people.
Yesterday i had an issue with the ovirt engine... The thing was that
the HD died, so i had to reinstall the manager. Here comes the
question: Is there a way to import o recover the original iscsi storage
and not to lose any vm? Of course i tried to re-attach the iscsi
storage and obviously i lost everithing...
Thank you!
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Javier Basisty"
<javier.basisty(a)alterq.com.ar>
To: devel(a)ovirt.org
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 2:15:22 AM
Subject: [ovirt-devel] ISCSI Issue
Hello people.
Hi Javier,
Yesterday i had an issue with the ovirt engine... The thing was that
the HD
died, so i had to reinstall the manager.
ovirt engine is not perfect, but this is not an ovirt engine issue...
Here comes the question: Is there a
way to import o recover the original iscsi storage and not to lose any vm?
The easiest way would be to restore your engine database from the backup, but
I guess that you don't have one.
You can connect your hosts again to the same iscsi server, and then you
can import the domains from storage, getting back all your vms and disks.
This was introduced in ovirt 3.5.
Of course i tried to re-attach the iscsi storage and obviously i
lost
everithing...
You lost nothing (yet), the data is hiding in your storage :-)
Nir
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