Hello,
I have a situation where I need to shutdown 3 VMs. They exist across three nodes in a cluster, meaning each VM that I want to shutdown exists on a different node.
For the sake of clarity, I'll give sample names:
Nodes: pve1, pve2, pve3
VMs: vm1 (vmid 101), vm2 (vnid 102), vm3 (vmid 103)
I can log into pve1, and issue the following command without issue:
qm shutdown 101
What I'd like to do is that while logged into pve1, also issue the same for the others:
qm shutdown 102
qm shutdown 103
But those fail with the likes of:
"unable to find configuration file for VM 102 - no such machine"
It looks like you can specify --node with vzdump, but I don't see anything similar with qm. I know that whenever I'm logged into the GUI on pve1, I can shutdown all the machines on all nodes.. so there must be a way to manage them all from the single command line on just one node.
Can someone please point me in the correct direction?
I have a situation where I need to shutdown 3 VMs. They exist across three nodes in a cluster, meaning each VM that I want to shutdown exists on a different node.
For the sake of clarity, I'll give sample names:
Nodes: pve1, pve2, pve3
VMs: vm1 (vmid 101), vm2 (vnid 102), vm3 (vmid 103)
I can log into pve1, and issue the following command without issue:
qm shutdown 101
What I'd like to do is that while logged into pve1, also issue the same for the others:
qm shutdown 102
qm shutdown 103
But those fail with the likes of:
"unable to find configuration file for VM 102 - no such machine"
It looks like you can specify --node with vzdump, but I don't see anything similar with qm. I know that whenever I'm logged into the GUI on pve1, I can shutdown all the machines on all nodes.. so there must be a way to manage them all from the single command line on just one node.
Can someone please point me in the correct direction?
