On 7/11/12 6:29 PM, "Mice Xia" <mice_...@tcloudcomputing.com> wrote:
>Hi, All > > > >I've set up an environment with two clusters (in the same pod), one >Xenserver and the other is VMware, based on 3.0.x ASF branch. > >Now I'm trying to remove the VMware cluster begin with disabling it and >destroying the system VMS running on it, but the systemVMs restarted >immediately on VMware cluster, which blocks cluster removal. > > > >I wonder if this is the expected result by design, or should it be >better that the system VMs get allocated on an enabled cluster? > > > > > >Regards > >Mice > > It's by design. Disabled cluster just can't be used for creating new / starting existing user vms / routers; but it still can be used by system resources (SSVM and Console proxy). To delete the cluster, you need to: * disable cluster * enable maintenance for the primary storage in the cluster * put hosts in cluster into maintenance mode * destroy system vms * delete hosts and primary storage * delete the cluster -Alena.
