Hello,
Does anyone have a procedure to fix the error or workaround for me ?
Kind regards,
Julien
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Hello all.
Can any one tell me why all environment fall if we lost one domain storage?
In my company we have many NFS storages and if just one going down, been
rebooted, all host fail.
What we realized, I do not know if it is true, is if one host can´t
communicate with the storage it will be reboot
Dear Kalil!
The behavior is by design.
The storage domains are defined inside a DataCenter (not Cluster object!) and
they are mandatory for any host in the DataCenter. If a host has a problem with
access to any storage domain that defined in the DataCenter, the host will
change its status to '
Hello!
Have You the multipath package installed? Please, show the output of the
command 'multipath -ll'.
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That depends on the security level you want to use. If you are not concerned
about the use of a self-signed cert for yourself and users, you can
1. Click ignore everytime
2. Import the cert into your local cert store
3. install a CA signed cert
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Unless you have a some awesome storage packed with SSDs, it is very unlikely
you will exceed 10Gb. For simplicity I would just use a 10Gb fail-over bonded
configuration. If you can saturate a 10Gb link then it should be possible to
do what you suggest.
For starters, I suspect the VLAN configu
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