[ovirt-users] nfs shared storage can not be mounted in second host during hosted-engine --deploy

[Yue, Cong]

This is the log.

Thanks,
Cong


From: Yue, Cong
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2014 3:44 PM
To: users at ovirt.org
Subject: nfs shared storage can not be mounted in second host during hosted-engine --deploy

I am trying to install the second host to test the HA for hypervisor . I am using external storage and assume that one is with HA.
I configured the first node with that shared storage as nfs2-3:/engine. And now everything works well except for browser embedded console. :)

But when I did hosted-engine -deploy for the second host, there is some error which shows
--
Error while mounting specified storage path: mount.nfs: Connection timed out.
Cannot unmounts /tmp/tmpLALdB1
--

I checked from the second with mount -t nfs nfs2-3:/engine /test_mount, and it works well.

Do I need unblock something or is there some log I can dig further to find the problem?

Thanks in advance,
Cong


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