[ovirt-users] Unable to import hosted engine storage domain in 3.6RC with FC storage

[Roy Golan]

On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:42 PM, Christopher Miersma <miersma at ualberta.ca>
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I'm having an issue with the current release candidate for 3.6, running on
> CentOS 7. I'm trying to install the hosted engine on fibre channel storage.
> I can successfully install the VM, and get everything up and running, but
> the hosted engine VM itself does not appear in the web interface, nor does
> the storage domain on which the hosted engine's disks reside appear. When I
> create a new storage domain on the SAN, I can see the LUN on which the
> hosted engine resides, but it is greyed out. When I first started the
> cluster and got the host and engine VM installed and running, it gave me
> the message " The Hosted Engine Storage Domain doesn't exist. It shoudl be
> imported into the setup." I've tried importing and attaching the storage
> domain, but it simply doesn't appear in the interface to allow me to import
> it. I've tired every Attach/Import/Activate screen that I could find. I've
> also opened a bug report (
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1267337), but with no success
> so far.
>
> Has anyone else had a similar issue? Can you import the hosted engine
> storage domain after setup, and if so on what kind of storage? From some of
> the posts I've seen, it looks like people are getting it to work with NFS
> and maybe iSCSI, but I haven't seen anyone else mention Fibre Channel.



Can you try to import the hosted_storage domain using REST and not via UI?
 NFS and ISCSI do work. Also Bug 1261996 did solve a but on import (I'm no
sure this is on your release candidate)


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