On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 8:17 AM, Adam Chesterton <chesterton.adam(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I'm running a 3-host hyperconverged Gluster setup for testing (on some old > desktops), and recently the hosted engine died on me, so I have attempted to > just clean up my existing hosts, leaving Gluster configured, and re-deploy a > fresh hosted engine setup on them. > > I have successfully got the first host setup and the hosted engine is > running on that host. However, when I try to add the other two hosts via the > web GUI (as I can no longer add them via CLI) I get this error: "Error while > executing action: Server XXXXX is already part of another cluster." This message might be a result of the host's participation in a gluster cluster, not hosted-engine cluster. Please share engine.log from the engine. Adding Sahina.

> > I've tried to find where this would still be configured on the two other > hosts, but I cannot find anywhere. If it's only about hosted-engine, you can check /etc/ovirt-hosted-engine . You might try using ovirt-hosted-engine-cleanup, although it was not designed for such cases. > > Does anyone know how I can stop these two hosts from thinking they are still > in a cluster? Or, does anyone have some information that might help, or am I > going to just have to start a fresh CentOS install? If you do not need the data, a reinstall might be simplest. If you do, not sure what's your exact plan. You intend to rely on the replication? So that you reinstall one host, add it, wait until syncing finished, then reinstall the other? Might work, no idea. Best regards, -- Didi

Hi Sahina and Yedidyah, Thanks for the information and offers of help. I am pleased to report that I've resolved the issue I had, thanks to the prompting your requests gave me, and everything is functional. I shall attempt to explain what happened and how I fixed it.

When I looked at the Gluster peer status, the Host01 was rejected by Host02 and Host03 (I did check this back at the start, but didn't check it again and things had changed). I followed the Gluster docs to fix the rejected peer (http://gluster-documentations.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Administrator%20Gu...). This then gave me a different error message when trying to add Host02 or Host03, "no available server in the cluster to probe the new server", which only further confirmed that it was a Gluster issue, as was suggested. After some hair-pulling and wondering, I finally discovered that, in Compute > Hosts > Host01 under the General tab, it was complaining that Gluster was not active (even though it was running). I clicked the action item link to resolve that, and oVirt appeared to start actually managing the Gluster service. I could then add my other hosts, import the existing storage domains, and everything appears good now. Thanks again for the assistance and prompting me towards the right places to help me resolve it. Regards, Adam On Thu, 22 Mar 2018 at 20:48 Sahina Bose <sabose(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote: > > On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 12:33 PM, Yedidyah Bar David <didi(a)redhat.com&gt; > wrote: >> >> On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 8:17 AM, Adam Chesterton >> <chesterton.adam(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: >> > Hi Everyone, >> > >> > I'm running a 3-host hyperconverged Gluster setup for testing (on some >> > old >> > desktops), and recently the hosted engine died on me, so I have >> > attempted to >> > just clean up my existing hosts, leaving Gluster configured, and >> > re-deploy a >> > fresh hosted engine setup on them. >> > >> > I have successfully got the first host setup and the hosted engine is >> > running on that host. However, when I try to add the other two hosts >> > via the >> > web GUI (as I can no longer add them via CLI) I get this error: "Error >> > while >> > executing action: Server XXXXX is already part of another cluster." >> >> This message might be a result of the host's participation in a gluster >> cluster, >> not hosted-engine cluster. Please share engine.log from the engine. >> >> Adding Sahina. > > > Yes, it does look like that. > > Can you share details of > # gluster peer status > from your 3 nodes > > And also the address of the first host in the oVirt engine and below from > the HE engine: > > # su - postgres -c "psql -d engine -c \"select * from gluster_server; \"" > >> >> > >> > I've tried to find where this would still be configured on the two >> > other >> > hosts, but I cannot find anywhere. >> >> If it's only about hosted-engine, you can check /etc/ovirt-hosted-engine >> . >> >> You might try using ovirt-hosted-engine-cleanup, although it was not >> designed >> for such cases. >> >> > >> > Does anyone know how I can stop these two hosts from thinking they are >> > still >> > in a cluster? Or, does anyone have some information that might help, or >> > am I >> > going to just have to start a fresh CentOS install? >> >> If you do not need the data, a reinstall might be simplest. >> If you do, not sure what's your exact plan. >> You intend to rely on the replication? So that you reinstall one host, >> add it, >> wait until syncing finished, then reinstall the other? Might work, no >> idea. >> >> Best regards, >> -- >> Didi