On 08/10/2012 10:44 AM, Mice Xia wrote: > > Did you see something like nics are lost, or cannot be found? > If yes, try xe pool-emergency-reset-master and reboot > > Im not in the office, not sure if this is the correct cmd, I remember there > are similar ones but only one works. > Please google xenserver nics disappear or nics lost if it is does not work > > Hope this help >
No, when I go to the Status Display in xsconsole, I get: Status Display <Unknown> <Unknown> <No network configured> And when I go to "Network and Management Interface, I get: Currently, no management interface is configured. I am ssh'd into the xenserver via its management interface, so I know it's up. [root@hv1 ~]# xe pif-list The master says the host is not known to it. Perhaps the Host was deleted from the master's database? Perhaps the slave is pointing to the wrong master? host: e0e2c7af-8adb-49d7-bae5-51dcdb43aa16 I've also tried forcing it into the resource pool that exists, and that fails as well. > Regards > Mice > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Nik Martin [mailto:nik.mar...@nfinausa.com] > Sent: 2012-8-10 (ζζδΊ) 23:35 > To: cloudstack-users@incubator.apache.org > Subject: Re: Xen Host failure in pool > > On 08/10/2012 10:32 AM, Mice Xia wrote: >> >> I remember when network partition happens, pool slave may enter emergency >> mode and show offline as it could not reach its master for a long time. >> Could you check hv1's console (graphical console, not ssh console), and >> check if its nics are shown correctly? >> >> Regards >> Mice >> > No, when I went into the xsconsole and tried to review all the settings, > it was not showing the management interfaces properly. > -- Regards, Nik Nik Martin VP Business Development Nfina Technologies, Inc. +1.251.243.0043 x1003 Relentless Reliability
