A standalone host with only the local storage in a separate location and no clustering... I would leave that host out of the oVirt setup, and keep it under simple libvirt control. Then it's a simple matter of setting the VM up using libvirt and running virsh autostart VMNAME to make sure it restarts on reboot.

The engine manages the VMs, if it can't, then you can either do a dirty hack to bypass the engine and create a splitbrain between what the engine knows and what happens on the host, or ensure stable communication between the host and engine. 

On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 1:38 PM, Stefano Danzi <s.danzi@hawai.it> wrote:
Hello!

I have an oVirt Environment where one host is phisically in a different
building than others hosts. Main building and remote building are connected
using a WiFi link.

The host on remote building runs a VM that use host local storage.
The VM is pinned to the host to prevent any migration.
Hosted engine VM never runs on this host.

I need that this VM starts on this host even if the host restarts accidentally and
the wifi link is down (aka "Cleaning lady unintentional DoS attack" ;-)  ).

There are a way to do this?

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