[Users] Data center is "non-responsive" after a reboot
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I have a pretty new ovirt/vsdm-combined installation on a Fedora 16 host.
It was running okay, and then I applied a bunch of Fedora patches, and
rebooted the box. Now, ovirt shows my data center as "non-responsive". What
might be wrong? What can I look at to get more information?
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Ues vdsClient to see if vdsm is still alive.
2012/3/8 Terry Phelps <tgphelps50(a)gmail.com>:
I have a pretty new ovirt/vsdm-combined installation on a Fedora 16
host. It
was running okay, and then I applied a bunch of Fedora patches, and rebooted
the box. Now, ovirt shows my data center as "non-responsive". What might be
wrong? What can I look at to get more information?
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On 03/07/2012 06:28 PM, Terry Phelps wrote:
I have a pretty new ovirt/vsdm-combined installation on a Fedora 16
host. It was running okay, and then I applied a bunch of Fedora patches,
and rebooted the box. Now, ovirt shows my data center as
"non-responsive". What might be wrong? What can I look at to get more
information?
what do you see for status of the host?
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