[ovirt-users] Can't connect to my VMs' consoles using any method

Tomas Jelinek tjelinek at redhat.com
Tue Jan 17 12:17:03 UTC 2017


On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 9:18 PM, summit hainey <s.hainey at protonmail.ch>
wrote:

> I believe I have setup the engine as a proxy, during the initial install,
> unless I'm remembering incorrectly, or misread something.
>
> I ended up at least being able to connect using the "Native" client
> option, apparently, the TLS port was not being forwarded by default in the
> firewall settings oVirt setup during install. I got the console to work
> after opening the port and saving the .vv, and then running it manually,
> however this is not a good long term solution for my situation... ideally
> I'd like to get one or both of the browser clients working.
>
> I think the issue may be one of three things, a cert issue, but I don't
> know how likely that is. Obviously I get an invalid cert issue from
> whatever browser I access oVirt with since it's just using the default
> local certs, but I've allowed them on both Firefox and Chromium, and I've
> gotten a websocket console to work in different management platforms
> (kimchi), however I read somewhere in my search that oVirt uses two certs,
> one for the main part of the client, and then another for websockets,
> however I don't know if this is accurate.
>

you need to import the engine CA into the browser, not only the certificate.


>
> The other thing I suspect is that it could be another port/firewall
> related issue, although I cannot see what port it could be, and I have no
> real hints to go on.
>

here the clients need to go through websocket proxy which is a different
service running somewhere, most typically on engine. Please check it is up
and running and reachable


>
> Lastly I imagine the proxy could be ill-configured, but I don't know how
> seeing as everything is essentially set to default.
>
> Actually, I just thought of another possibility though it seems like a bit
> of a stretch, but I'm running the oVirt host and the engine on the same
> machine, but not in a hosted-engine setup.
>
> That's the best I've got, though.
>
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