[Users] OVirt Node must run on FQDN box as well?
The docs clearly state that the OVirt Engine must run on a box that is fully DNSed, both forward and backward. I've done that but am having trouble connecting a Node box that is not DNSed but does have a static IP. Do I need to DNS the Node box as well? Thanx, Garth
On 03/25/2012 08:28 PM, Garth Keesler wrote:
The docs clearly state that the OVirt Engine must run on a box that is fully DNSed, both forward and backward. I've done that but am having trouble connecting a Node box that is not DNSed but does have a static IP. Do I need to DNS the Node box as well?
there was something about an older libvirt api requiring this for live migration, but iirc, it is no longer needed.
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From: "Garth Keesler" <garthk@gdcjk.com> To: users@ovirt.org Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 2:28:30 PM Subject: [Users] OVirt Node must run on FQDN box as well?
The docs clearly state that the OVirt Engine must run on a box that is fully DNSed, both forward and backward. I've done that but am having trouble connecting a Node box that is not DNSed but does have a static IP. Do I need to DNS the Node box as well?
As per Itamar's response this relates to an issue with the version of libvirt that we originally released on, as I understand it even where this applies though not having an FQDN for the node(s) only impacts migration. Not being able to connect the node at all sounds like a different issue. Steve
In my configuration, I added all the IP to hostname mappings to "/etc/hosts" file in all oVirt node and oVirt engine server. Migration worked fine for me. On 2012-3-26 21:58, Steve Gordon wrote:
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From: "Garth Keesler"<garthk@gdcjk.com> To: users@ovirt.org Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 2:28:30 PM Subject: [Users] OVirt Node must run on FQDN box as well?
The docs clearly state that the OVirt Engine must run on a box that is fully DNSed, both forward and backward. I've done that but am having trouble connecting a Node box that is not DNSed but does have a static IP. Do I need to DNS the Node box as well? As per Itamar's response this relates to an issue with the version of libvirt that we originally released on, as I understand it even where this applies though not having an FQDN for the node(s) only impacts migration. Not being able to connect the node at all sounds like a different issue.
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That worked for me as well. Thanx for the responses, Garth On 03/26/2012 10:01 AM, Shu Ming wrote:
In my configuration, I added all the IP to hostname mappings to "/etc/hosts" file in all oVirt node and oVirt engine server. Migration worked fine for me. On 2012-3-26 21:58, Steve Gordon wrote:
From: "Garth Keesler"<garthk@gdcjk.com> To: users@ovirt.org Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 2:28:30 PM Subject: [Users] OVirt Node must run on FQDN box as well?
The docs clearly state that the OVirt Engine must run on a box that is fully DNSed, both forward and backward. I've done that but am having trouble connecting a Node box that is not DNSed but does have a static IP. Do I need to DNS the Node box as well? As per Itamar's response this relates to an issue with the version of
----- Original Message ----- libvirt that we originally released on, as I understand it even where this applies though not having an FQDN for the node(s) only impacts migration. Not being able to connect the node at all sounds like a different issue.
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