RE: Replacing Management Controller

2013-04-22 Thread Warren Nicholson
Matt, That worked! Thanks, Warren -Original Message- From: Mathias Mullins [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 9:57 AM To: Subject: Re: Replacing Management Controller Hi Warren, Go into your new database and run: Update vm_instances set state

Re: Replacing Management Controller

2013-04-22 Thread Mathias Mullins
Hi Warren, Go into your new database and run: Update vm_instances set state = "stopped" where id = #; # is the is id # in s-#-VM. Then you have two choices. 1 you can just start it from there and let it recreate. Or 2. Destroy it and let the cloud rebuild it. Hope that helps, Matt On Apr 2

Replacing Management Controller

2013-04-22 Thread Warren Nicholson
I'm trying to write a procedure to replace the management controller in case of a failure. I have set up the replacement server identically (Centos, NICs, Cloudstack). I then exported the database files (Cloud, Cloud_Usage, MySQL) from the original and imported them into the replacement.