[ovirt-users] Hosted Engine - Storage Domain registration
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Hi,
I was able to install Hosted Engine on CentOS 7.2 Host with NFS Storage.
I faced challenge in registering the NFS Storage Domain - hosted_storage
- on which the Hosted Engine VM was created. When I attempt to attach
the hosted_storage to Data Center, the process fails and it could not
register. Hosted_Engine_Host is registered and is up & running, but data
center is down resulting in the infrastructure going down.
Another question is, if this storage is not registered in domain, how
would engine vm migrate in case of host failure?
Can some one guide me on this?
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Thanks & Regards,
Anantha Raghava
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I was able to install Hosted Engine on CentOS 7.2 Host with NFS
Storage. I faced challenge in registering the NFS Storage Domain -
hosted_storage - on which the Hosted Engine VM was created. When I
attempt to attach the hosted_storage to Data Center, the process
fails and it could not register. Hosted_Engine_Host is registered
and is up & running, but data center is down resulting in the
infrastructure going down.<br>
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Another question is, if this storage is not registered in domain,
how would engine vm migrate in case of host failure?</font><br>
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Can some one guide me on this?<br>
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