I forgot to mention that this is cloudstack 3.0.2.
On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 11:30 PM, Bryan Whitehead <[email protected]> wrote: > mysql> select * from cluster; > +----+-----------+--------------------------------------+------+--------+----------------+-----------------+--------------+------------------+---------------+---------+ > | id | name | uuid | guid | > pod_id | data_center_id | hypervisor_type | cluster_type | > allocation_state | managed_state | removed | > +----+-----------+--------------------------------------+------+--------+----------------+-----------------+--------------+------------------+---------------+---------+ > | 1 | SVcluster | d9433492-6e56-<edit> | NULL | 1 | > 1 | KVM | CloudManaged | Enabled | Managed > | NULL | > +----+-----------+--------------------------------------+------+--------+----------------+-----------------+--------------+------------------+---------------+---------+ > 1 row in set (0.00 sec) > > I'm trying to add another node to a cluster but I'm getting an error > about my cluster not having a GUID. Sure enough in the DB, I do not. > > Looking at other clusters in different cloudstack installes, sure > enough GUID is filled in. > > Can I just add a unique GUID to this record and restart cloud-manager? > or do i really need to remove the cluster and redo everything? > > -Bryan
