You need to figure out why host went into Alert state - check the management server, the part when the host is being connected.
Also if you deleted volumes + storage SR from the backend, the Storage pool has to be removed from the cluster on cloudStack. -Alena. On 7/13/12 4:06 PM, "Evan Miller" <[email protected]> wrote: >I deleted each of the storage volumes. No storage volumes are left. >I re-ran the cleanup script. >I deleted the XenServer Host from the API. >I re-added the XenServer Host from the API. >And, the XenServer Host is not Up but it is back in the Alert State. > >How do I change the State from Alert to something more appropriate? > >Regards, >Evan > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Alena Prokharchyk [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Friday, July 13, 2012 3:38 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: State of my VM Storage Volumes remains "Allocated". Is this >correct? > >On 7/13/12 3:16 PM, "Evan Miller" <[email protected]> wrote: > >>Running CloudStack Management Server: >> v3.0.2.1 >>On: >> [root@cumulus management]# uname -a >> Linux cumulus.eng.citrite.net 2.6.32-220.el6.x86_64 #1 SMP Tue Dec 6 >>19:48:22 GMT 2011 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux >> [root@cumulus management]# >>Hypervisor : >> XenServer v6.02 >> >>Hi: >> >>I tried running the API Script, createVolume, to change the state of >>the Volumes used for my VMs from ³Allocated² to ³Created². Please see >>attached GUI snapshot. >>Is it correct? >> >>Here is a api log snippet of my two attempts: >> >>2012-07-13 13:46:06,703 INFO [cloud.api.ApiServer] >>(catalina-exec-7:null) (userId=2 accountId=2 sessionId=null) >>10.217.5.18 >>-- GET >>apikey=8tX2yyZ0FSBY-m6SESTRvT8VMDpRwzWzBMXbQfgxppsVZfeodoi93cICbkZme8QR >>RB1 >>jBSRg-0FSMDwrtERWbA&command=createVolume&name=Medium_Disk&diskofferingi >>d=4 >>5bb2a51-0c05-4f0e-8e35-6cdb325b7982&zoneid=13d183a8-58ce-4692-9d53-4e9a >>619 93b0a&response=json&signature=2v1Y%2FpEBRBzSW45ma6HNld5qtQ0%3D >> 200 { "createvolumeresponse" : >>{"id":"30d96393-3cb5-419d-adfc-8dfefd2c8573","jobid":"acd55551-73bc-4f5 >>5-8 >>966-8c3db5da1fdd"} } >> >>2012-07-13 13:49:08,375 INFO [cloud.api.ApiServer] >>(catalina-exec-9:null) (userId=2 accountId=2 sessionId=null) >>10.217.5.18 >>-- GET >>apikey=8tX2yyZ0FSBY-m6SESTRvT8VMDpRwzWzBMXbQfgxppsVZfeodoi93cICbkZme8QR >>RB1 >>jBSRg-0FSMDwrtERWbA&command=createVolume&name=Small_Disk&diskofferingid >>=23 >>5cbe90-b6cd-4976-9d77-3b59c3cda681&zoneid=13d183a8-58ce-4692-9d53-4e9a6 >>199 3b0a&response=json&signature=XXzwhji8t4ik408QzORGiZMvFKI%3D >> 200 { "createvolumeresponse" : >>{"id":"4b20c7b1-9fea-47f8-adfc-d08f2fc1f39f","jobid":"8df8129a-30fb-48e >>c-b >>0f6-d62c163088c4"} } >> >>I am seeing this in catalina.out: >> >>WARN [cloud.vm.VirtualMachineManagerImpl] (DirectAgent-82:) Cleanup >>failed due to ModifyStoragePoolCommand add XenAPIException:Can not see >>storage pool: c9c0319f-33f0-3494-9ada-4d7a2f1dafd4 from on >>host:09b3515e-447e-406f-869a-239386d5fe90 >> host:09b3515e-447e-406f-869a-239386d5fe90 pool: >>10.217.5.192/home/export/primary >> >>WARN [cloud.vm.VirtualMachineManagerImpl] (AgentTaskPool-2:) Cleanup >>failed due to ModifyStoragePoolCommand add XenAPIException:Can not see >>storage pool: c9c0319f-33f0-3494-9ada-4d7a2f1dafd4 from on >>host:09b3515e-447e-406f-869a-239386d5fe90 >> host:09b3515e-447e-406f-869a-239386d5fe90 pool: >>10.217.5.192/home/export/primary >> >>Are these warnings related to the storage volume issue I am reporting >>in this email? >> >>It probably is related to the other issue that I previously submitted >>today about failing to create a new instance. >> >>Regards, >> >>Evan Miller >> >>Citrix Systems. Inc. >>Desktop and Cloud Engineering Infrastructure >>4988 Great America Parkway >>Santa Clara, CA 95054 >> >> >> > > > >Evan, > >The error shows that the Storage pool from your setup isn't set on the >backend (can't find SR message proves it) If you ran cleanup script >provided by me before (which destroys vms, volumes, src); then you have >to re-add the storage pool from cloudStack api once again - it will >re-create the SR on the backend. > >-Alena. > >
