5:03 a.m.
My cluster is totally down and I'm completely stuck.
I cannot set a host in maintenance, stop a VM because it has a unknown
state, so also the host where this one is on. A new added node cannot find
the storage because all are down but the NFS is up.
On the node that is "unknown" all interfaces are up, on the new added host
all are down following ovirt, but are actually up.
Because of this I'm stuck between 2 or 4 walls and I'm not able to fix this
in some way.
What are my options ? I'm thinking of setting the VM that is stuck on my
existing host to off by editing the DB of ovirt.
I hope we can sort this out.
Cheers,
Matt
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out.<br><br>Cheers,<br><br></div>Matt<br><div><div
<div><div><div><br></div></div></div></div></div></div <br></blockquote>Hi,<br>it sounds like your
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From: "Matt ." <yamakasi.014(a)gmail.com To: "users" <users(a)ovirt.org Sent: Thursday, March 7, 2013 12:03:02 PM
Subject: [Users] Cluster, hosts, everything down and totally stuck
My cluster is totally down and I'm completely stuck.
I cannot set a host in maintenance, stop a VM because it has a
unknown state, so also the host where this one is on. A new added
node cannot find the storage because all are down but the NFS is up.
On the node that is "unknown" all interfaces are up, on the
new added
host all are down following ovirt, but are actually up.
Because of this I'm stuck between 2 or 4 walls and I'm not
able to
fix this in some way.
What are my options ? I'm thinking of setting the VM that is
stuck on
my existing host to off by editing the DB of ovirt.
I hope we can sort this out.
Cheers,
Matt
Hi,
it sounds like your host in non-responsive,
can you ping from the engine host to that host?
does vdsm run ok on the host (you can check by running this in the host: vdsClient 0
getVdsCapabilities)
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does vdsm run ok on the host (you can check by running this in the
host: vdsClient 0 getVdsCapabilities)
I've been seeing this issue on my PoC box
I've been tinkering on - for
some reason the VDSM daemon is not starting up at boot (need to look
into the cause of this), but once I manually start/restart it, the rest
seems to carry on OK
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I've been seeing this issue on my PoC box I've been tinkering on -
for some reason the VDSM daemon is not starting up at boot (need to
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Jaco <ubuntumuntu(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> does vdsm run ok on the host (you can check by running this in the
> host: vdsClient 0 getVdsCapabilities)
I've been seeing this issue on my PoC box I've been tinkering on - for
some reason the VDSM daemon is not starting up at boot (need to look
into the cause of this), but once I manually start/restart it, the rest
seems to carry on OK
- J
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Hi Jaco,
Check if unused nics are using dhcp?
Joop
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<div style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif;
font-size: 12pt; color: #000000">does vdsm run ok on the host
(you can check by running this in the host: vdsClient 0
getVdsCapabilities)<br />
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</blockquote>
I've been seeing this issue on my PoC box I've been tinkering on -
for some reason the VDSM daemon is not starting up at boot (need to
look into the cause of this), but once I manually start/restart it,
the rest seems to carry on OK<br />
<br />
- J<br />
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Jaco,<br>
<br>
Check if unused nics are using dhcp?<br>
<br>
Joop<br>
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Check if unused nics are using dhcp?
Nope - I have 2 NIC's,
both statically locked.
1st NIC for bridge, 2nd dedicated to storage traffic; direct UTP to my NAS.
I have a suspicion that there's issue with the storage not coming up
exactly as expected.
I'm considering addressing the issue by making use of local storage
rather than iSCSI, and then rather use LVM to mirror the local disk to
the iSCSI.
(^detailed in another messgase)
- J
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unused
nics are using dhcp?<br>
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Nope - I have 2 NIC's, both statically locked.<br>
1st NIC for bridge, 2nd dedicated to storage traffic; direct UTP to
my NAS.<br>
<br>
I have a suspicion that there's issue with the storage not coming up
exactly as expected.<br>
I'm considering addressing the issue by making use of local storage
rather than iSCSI, and then rather use LVM to mirror the local disk
to the iSCSI.<br>
(^detailed in another messgase)<br>
<br>
- J<br>
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