Dietmar,
i installed the latest kernel and kvm machines are starting now.
Only thing is that now suddenly the vnc consoles cannot connect to the host:5900
strange, but will look at that later...
Thanks for your help.
edit:
booted into the 2.6.24 kernel, saw that openvz was not supported in 2.6.32.
But now kvm machines do not start. Stopping at gPXE message. But we have no pxe server.
Cannot press F12 (bootmenu)
......
We updated a production machine, looked fine but...
pm01:/var/log# vzctl start 105...
Dietmar, you're the best.
after checking pvesm list -a i noticed that i forgot to add the 3rd node in the firewall of nfs (backup) server.
Apparently when choosing a destionation for creating a new container it times out because of the failure to connect ot the nfs server.
Running smooth...
Does it makes sense if i disconnect the node from de master and then
later add the node to the cluster again.
Its becoming a bit urgent now, what else can i do to find out whats wrong?
master:
CID----IPADDRESS----ROLE-STATE--------UPTIME---LOAD----MEM---DISK
1 : xx.xxx.xxx.220 M A 08:35 0.03 42% 6%
2 : xx.xxx.xxx.223 N A 18:42 0.02 8% 1%
3 : xx.xxx.xxx.224 N A 21:18 0.00 3% 1%
failing node 3 node:
1 : xx.xxx.xxx.220 M A 08:38 0.41 42% 6%
2 : xx.xxx.xxx.223 N A 18:45 0.00...
After upgrading our live servers to 1.4 we get the following perl error
after adding a 3rd node to the cluster.
The server is responding well and i can connect with ssh and web fast.
But when i want to add a vm on this 3rd node after selecting the 3rd node during creation of the vm this error...
on all my servers (debian and ubuntu), stand-alone and virtual
# hostname returns "host"
# hostname --fqdn returns "host.domain.tld"
i think this is not wrong, although it is different on some other distros.
i do not have to see them on the interface, no problem with that.
But now i have to choose eg virtual discs.
Again i don't mind, but i thought maybe it is an idea to add an extra
option in the dropdown to select "nothing", or "misc" eg. and
see total of discspace or something.
It's just...
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