dont bother , i found instructions for 802.1Q and its working ,
thanks.
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Hello to everyone, my name is fernando, from the canary island (a piece of
earth lost in the middle of the atlantic ocean), and this is my first mail
to this list.
At l
Hi folks.
So I'm new the the mailing list, and fairly new to Open Nebula. I've been
working on understanding how to set it all up over the last month or so.
I've got it where I can do all the things, and that's pretty cool.
Where I'm at now is that I'm trying to figure out how to turn a system o
Hello to everyone, my name is fernando, from the canary island (a piece of
earth lost in the middle of the atlantic ocean), and this is my first mail
to this list.
At last, after three hard days having a fight with my virtual enviroment i
manage to get opennebula half running (well, almost all wo
Hi,
Thanks a lot for your answer.
[...]
* Why has the VM to be recreated? The disk image lies on a shared
storage (RBD) and should only be started on another host, not
recreated.
Any other process will try to contact the failing host so the only
possible path is to recreate the VM. Note that t
It´s solved.
My problem was with pygrub.
I changed from:
bootloader = '/usr/bin/pygrub'
to
kernel = '/vmlinuz'ramdisk = '/initrd.img'
Thanks to all.
De: Ruben S. Montero < rsmont...@opennebula.org >Enviada: Sexta-feira, 13 de Setembro de 2013 07:54Para: kenny.ke...@bol.com.brAssunto: Re: [
Like I said, libvirt (KVM.)
Check your logs. /var/log/one/{integer}.log for individual machines, and
oned.log for the one daemon.
On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 11:15 AM, wrote:
> Thanks gabriel. Are you using xen or KVM? If is Xen, what command you used
> to build your image? (xen-create-image ..
Thanks gabriel. Are you using xen or KVM? If is Xen, what command you used to build your image? (xen-create-image ..) I can run vms directly by xen, but when i send the images to opennebula , it runs, but i get a error , and the system dont boot correctly.
Thanks.
De: Gabriel Cain < gabr
I am, although just at the beginning stage of my cluster... I'm using a
disk image that I built with libvirt and have deployed. I extracted the
kernel/initrd from the image, and my template just contains those things.
I used the contextualization script as documented on opennebula.org.
My cluste
Hi Olivier,
Thanks for the reply. Anyway... about those variables, is there such a thing
as a reference guide for them? I see there are several ways to use a
variable inside a VM template but it is not clear which are them and what
values can be applied onto them.
The question about the hosts is
On 09/12/2013 05:36 PM, nelsonpeix...@fiocruz.br wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> It is my first post in here. I have been trying out OpenNebula 3.2 and I
> have a doubt on using context variables.
>
> I have two hosts for the VMs and i want to be able to capture, via context
> variable, for each VM I i
13.9.2013 12:45, Karanbir Singh kirjoitti:
On 09/13/2013 07:37 AM, Veikko Eeva wrote:
Hi!
Just to acknowledge your answer. At the moment I don't have specific
inquiries as I'm in the process of getting acquainted with the system
(and cloud technologies in general). Regarding the future, just
co
ROOT in OS, Take a look at the examples at:
http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel4.2:template#os_and_boot_options_section
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 6:06 AM, wrote:
> Hello,
> Im having a problem with deployment.0
>
> *I can create a domU, by xm create with this domU.cfg:*
>
>
> *bootloader = '
Quoting Dmitri Chebotarov (dcheb...@gmu.edu):
> Hi
>
> Is there a best practice for a number of KVM hosts per cluster?
>
> Concern I have is storage performance with large number of hosts per cluster
> (on system datastore).
>
> Cluster's system datastore is on a NetApp NAS (NFS).
> I have 40
On 09/13/2013 07:37 AM, Veikko Eeva wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Just to acknowledge your answer. At the moment I don't have specific
> inquiries as I'm in the process of getting acquainted with the system
> (and cloud technologies in general). Regarding the future, just
> contemplating, I would imagine I cou
Hi
The HA hooks are really a template to implement a full HA solution. As
stated in the guide, you can end up with two living VMs, so fencing is
needed for this to work (if you have a configured fencing mechanism, is
just matter of triggering it from the hook, for the failed hook).
regarding your
Hi Javier,
I just tested your advised given below, seems it's working fine for now. I'm
able to authenticate using AD without having account registered locally on
Opennebula frontend.
Thanks for your advised again. Really appreciate it.
Best regards,
.fahmie
-Original Message-
From:
Hi
Both operations uses the scheduler, the migration action of the scheduler
can be configured in sched.conf, change
LIVE_RESCHEDS = 0
to 1. Then re-schedule and flush will use live migrations.
As a side note, We are also adding more "DRS" like features with the
storage scheduler. You will be
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