Hi, if you take a look into the mysql cloud.volumes table, you should find uuid-strings in the path-field. At least for XenServer lvmohba Storages you should find that uuid as part of the lv-name (VHD-[uuid])
cheers, - Stephan Am Samstag, den 08.10.2016, 09:19 +0000 schrieb [email protected]: > > Hello Guys, > > > I have a setup of acs 4.5.2 with 4 xenserver's 6.5, one day while > migrating root disk of a vm to another storage pool its gives me > error. > > > I tried to start my vm but it couldn't start and said unable to start > due to insufficient capacity so I checked the logs and try to > migrates again and this time it gave me error that unable to reach > storage pool and the uuid that u supplied is invalid. So I check the > vhd file location from the db and searched it on my primary storage > and found nothing that time. > > > Then I logged in to my xen server and checked the location of that > vhd it gave me 3 uuid of that vms so I checked that these 3 vhd was > there in my primary storage, and here comes the main point that these > 3 vhd were very small in size however my original vhd would be around > 100GB, and then I did manually entry of that vhd path in my database > but successfully to start the vm but with no data. > > > So where do I find the the old vhd file name.. > > > So anyone have any idea that we can find the old vhd name. > > > Regards > > > Vivek Kumar > >
