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Uf... I don't know how I missed that...
Works like a charm
tnx!
On 11/14/2013 06:30 AM, "Saa Friedrich (BiTLAB)" wrote:
/ correct me if i'm wrong...
//
/>/
1. detach my export domain
/>/ 2. copy directory structure from nfs export to external disk
/>/ 3. reinstall ovirt system
/>/ 4. copy directory structure from external disk to new nfs export
/>/ 5. create new export domain in engine
//
//
/>/ ...but...
//
/>/ on #5 step my new engine returns: "Error while
executing action New NFS
/>/ Storage Domain: Error in creating a Storage Domain. The selected storage
/>/ path is not empty (probably contains another Storage Domain). Either
/>/ remove the existing Storage Domain from this path, or change the Storage
/>/ path)."
//
//
/>/ What am I doing wrong?
//
/
don't try to create a new export domain, rather import an existing one
(import domain button, not new domain button)
/
//
/>/ On 14. 11. 2013 11:17, pie
Itamar Heim:
/>>/ On 11/14/2013 04:59 AM, "Saa Friedrich (BiTLAB)" wrote:
/>>>/ Hi,
/>>/
/>>>/ is there a way to
backup export domain (exported vm-s and templates),
/>>>/ reinstall complete oVirt sistem (engine, hosts) and restore those
/>>>/ backups?
/>>/
/>/
/>>/ sure. you can back it up, then restore in another engine.
/>>/ you can also do this piecemeal at vm level.
/>/
/>>/ one note - if you back it up while its attached to
an engine, you will
/>>/ need to edit its meta data file to remove the association to allow the
/>>/ other engine to connect it to the new pool for restore.
/>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Uf... I don't know how I missed
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Works like a charm<br>
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tnx!<br>
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"Saa Friedrich (BiTLAB)" wrote:
><i> correct me if i'm wrong...
</i>><i>
</i>><i> 1. detach my export domain
</i>><i> 2. copy directory structure from nfs export to external disk
</i>><i> 3. reinstall ovirt system
</i>><i> 4. copy directory structure from external disk to new nfs
export
</i>><i> 5. create new export domain in engine
</i>><i>
</i>><i>
</i>><i> ...but...
</i>><i>
</i>><i> on #5 step my new engine returns: "Error while executing
action New NFS
</i>><i> Storage Domain: Error in creating a Storage Domain. The
selected storage
</i>><i> path is not empty (probably contains another Storage Domain).
Either
</i>><i> remove the existing Storage Domain from this path, or change
the Storage
</i>><i> path)."
</i>><i>
</i>><i>
</i>><i> What am I doing wrong?
</i>><i>
</i>
don't try to create a new export domain, rather import an existing one
(import domain button, not new domain button)
><i>
</i>><i>
</i>><i> On 14. 11. 2013 11:17, pie Itamar Heim:
</i>>><i> On 11/14/2013 04:59 AM, "Saa Friedrich
(BiTLAB)" wrote:
</i>>>><i> Hi,
</i>>>><i>
</i>>>><i> is there a way to backup export domain
(exported vm-s and templates),
</i>>>><i> reinstall complete oVirt sistem (engine,
hosts) and restore those
</i>>>><i> backups?
</i>>>><i>
</i>>><i>
</i>>><i> sure. you can back it up, then restore in another
engine.
</i>>><i> you can also do this piecemeal at vm level.
</i>>><i>
</i>>><i> one note - if you back it up while its attached to an
engine, you will
</i>>><i> need to edit its meta data file to remove the
association to allow the
</i>>><i> other engine to connect it to the new pool for
restore.
</i>></pre>
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