Hello Community,
after backing up (proxmox backup function) about 120VMs in a 4-Node-Cluster via NFS, a few (~20)VMs shows the HA in error state. The affected VMs still running fine and there was no trouble at all while running the backup. All VMs are managed by HA.
Here are the notifications within the syslog, exemplary of 1 affected VM:
After leaving the HA-Group and re-joining the error was gone.
All VMs have got a running qemu-agent.
PMVE-Version 5.1-36
How we can avoid getting into HA-error state?
Cheers Knuuut
after backing up (proxmox backup function) about 120VMs in a 4-Node-Cluster via NFS, a few (~20)VMs shows the HA in error state. The affected VMs still running fine and there was no trouble at all while running the backup. All VMs are managed by HA.
Here are the notifications within the syslog, exemplary of 1 affected VM:
Code:
Feb 11 22:28:23 pmve-1 pve-ha-lrm[2989951]: VM 252 qmp command failed - VM 252 qmp command 'query-status' failed - got timeout
Feb 11 22:28:23 pmve-1 pve-ha-lrm[2989951]: VM 252 qmp command 'query-status' failed - got timeout
Feb 11 22:28:39 pmve-1 pve-ha-lrm[2990105]: service vm:252 is in an error state and needs manual intervention. Look up 'ERROR RECOVERY' in the documentation.
After leaving the HA-Group and re-joining the error was gone.
All VMs have got a running qemu-agent.
PMVE-Version 5.1-36
How we can avoid getting into HA-error state?
Cheers Knuuut