Hi Fabian:
Yes, it is my main concern will the Engine still recognise the node(s)
as there is no mechanism to knowlege the Engine the change when I change
the well known ifcfg-... files, and I think it will not detect the
change automatically
In my case it is just 30 more VMs and I could reinstall the host of
course but when it is few hundure VMs there should ne great issue using
oVIrt. However I have to try as just 3 days remaining for the data
center decommission.
BR,
Paul.LKW
於 12/8/2014 16:04, Fabian Deutsch 提到:
----- Original Message -----
> Hi All:
> To be honest I do not see any config file in the host node
> /etc/ovirt-node inside, so even I put in the global maintenance mode I
> still don't know how to change the host to the new IP address.
Hey Paul,
if you are using oVirt Node (btw what version are you using?), then there are a couple of
files, there is
/etc/default/ovirt
and the well known ifcfg files:
/etc/sysconfig/netwprk-scripts/ifcfg-*
And some other paths which are handled by vdsm.
And vdsm is actually managing the network configuration when a Node is registered, that
means, it can be that any changes to the configuration files get overwritten by vdsm
again.
Maybe Toni can say something about this.
And I am also not sure if Engine will still recognize a Node, when you change the IP of
the Node, without letting the Engine know about that.
Sandro, do you know how you can tell Engine that the IP of a Node changed?
Greetings
fabian
> BR,
> Paul.LKW
>
>
> 於 11/8/2014 20:56, Sandro Bonazzola 提到:
>> Il 08/08/2014 19:07, Paul.LKW ha scritto:
>>> Hi All:
>>> I just has a case, I need to change the oVirt host and engine IP address
>>> due to data center decommission I checked in the hosted-engine host there
>>> are
>>> some files I could change ;
>>>
>>> in ovirt-hosted-engine/hosted-engine.conf
>>>
ca_subject="O=simple.com, CN=1.2.3.4"
>>> gateway=1.2.3.254
>>>
>>> and of course I need to change the ovirtmgmt interface IP too, I think
>>> just change the above line could do the tick, but where could I change
>>> the
>>> other host IP in the cluster ?
>>> I think I have to be lost all the host as once changed the hosted-engine
>>> host IP as it is in diff. sub net.
>>> Does there any command line tools could do that or someone has such
>>> experience could share?
>> Well, I think you can move the hosts to global maintenance, shutdown the
>> hosted engine vm, move the first host and the vm to the new network.
>> After that you should be able to move the other hosts to the new network.
>> When finished you can exit global maintenance.
>>
>> Never tested such scenario so if any other can provide more info and maybe
>> create a wiki page it would be nice.
>> Not sure about what happen with the certificates if they've been generated
>> using ip address instead of FQDN, probably they won't be valid anymore
>> after the network change.
>>
>>
>>
>>> Best Regards,
>>> Paul.LKW
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