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On 05/03/2017 12:16 PM, Michal Skrivanek wrote:
> On 3 May 2017, at 18:10, Michael Watters <wattersm(a)watters.ws
> <mailto:wattersm@watters.ws>> wrote:
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> I have a cluster of hosts that have just been upgraded to oVirt 4.1
> however I am receiving an error from the engine when I attempt to
> upgrade the cluster compatibility level.
>
> Error while executing action: Cannot edit Cluster if some of the
> specified custom properties are not configured by the system. The
> keys are: macspoof
> Does anybody know how to resolve this? I don't see any settings
> related to MAC spoofing in the cluster configuration options.
you need to define the custom property for the new version as well, if
you want keep using it. Or remove it from all VMs. It’s not in GUI,
check engine-config parameters, you likely have the custom property
for macspoof defined for <=4.0 only.
Thanks,
michal
Thanks. I do see a host hook defined for macspoof but I'm working
around the error by migrating VMs to a different cluster which has a
higher compatibility level set.
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<p class="">I have a cluster of hosts that have just been
upgraded to oVirt 4.1 however I am receiving an error
from the engine when I attempt to upgrade the cluster
compatibility level.</p>
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class="">Error while executing action: Cannot edit Cluster if some of the
specified custom properties are not configured by the system. The keys are: macspoof
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Does anybody know how to resolve this? I don't see any
settings related to MAC spoofing in the cluster
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you need to define the custom property for the new version as
well, if you want keep using it. Or remove it from all VMs. It’s
not in GUI, check engine-config parameters, you likely have the
custom property for macspoof defined for <=4.0 only.</div>
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Thanks. I do see a host hook defined for macspoof but I'm working
around the error by migrating VMs to a different cluster which has a
higher compatibility level set.<br>
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