how did you crash the vpc router? did spinning up a vm, or restarting a vm, in the affected network restore the router? (this is probably the easiest way to correct the issue, if cloudstack understands the router is gone.)
I would only spin up a vm after a destroy router is called, insuring cloudstack understands that router needs to be recreated. On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 8:17 AM, benoit lair <kurushi4...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I am currently working on a model of preproduction of cs 4.0.0 on a centos > 6.3 server management. > > I have deployed my zones, networks, primary iscsi storages onto my array, > configured my clusters with xcp 1.1. > > Now i'm looking for deploying the VPC features. > > I have configured my vpc, defined my CIDR, created 3 tiers networks, > deployed 1 vm onto each tier network. > > All worked very great. > > Now i've tried to force crash of the vpc virtual router in order to > troubleshooting the recovery of production of the vpc. > > I got some problems in certain cases, after crashing my vpc router, my tier > networks didn't mount onto the virtual router. > > This caused lossing the avalibility to recover production of my tiered > networking vms. > > So i'm looking for differents recovery procedures in order to recover a > full fonctionnal vpc cloud. > > If somebody got best practices in order to recover a vpc router, i would > appreciate any help. > > > Thanks. > > Benoit Lair. >
