Re: Linux base image on ESXi server?
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Dmitri, Aaron is correct that you need to do it under Computer Utilities. However, it is okay to change the state under Edit Computer Information. There just happens to be a bug in 2.2.1 that keeps you from being able to change the state for virtual computers. I've fixed it for the 2.3 release. Josh On Thursday November 03, 2011, Aaron Coburn wrote: > Dmitri, > > If you go to the 'Computer Utilities' screen under manage computers, you > will be able to change the computer's state. It sounds like you are trying > to modify the state from the 'Edit Computer Information' page, which is > not where that should be done. > > Aaron - -- - --- Josh Thompson VCL Developer North Carolina State University my GPG/PGP key can be found at pgp.mit.edu -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v2.0.17 (GNU/Linux) iEYEARECAAYFAk6yqysACgkQV/LQcNdtPQNG2gCeO5IkG8KZan4657xneiu+J76e XlAAn1RXskIyz5dT/w4xvgidAOZgBDyl =jPaK -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: Linux base image on ESXi server?
Dmitri,
If you go to the 'Computer Utilities' screen under manage computers, you will
be able to change the computer's state. It sounds like you are trying to modify
the state from the 'Edit Computer Information' page, which is not where that
should be done.
Aaron
--
Aaron Coburn
Systems Administrator and Programmer
Academic Technology Services, Amherst College
On Nov 3, 2011, at 10:32 AM, Dmitri Chebotarov wrote:
> Hi
>
> After some progress yesterday I still got an error while creating an image.
> The error was:
>
> ...
> 2011-11-02
> 13:40:38|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:_get_file_info(2005)|searching for
> matching file paths: base directory path: '[datastore1] vmwarelinux-238-v0',
> search pattern: 'vmwarelinux-238-v0.vmdk'
> 2011-11-02 13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:_get_file_info(2016)|base
> directory does not exist: '[datastore1] vmwarelinux-238-v0'
> 2011-11-02 13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:find_files(1753)|matching
> file count: 0
> 2011-11-02 13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:file_exists(1625)|file
> does not exist: [datastore1] vmwarelinux-238-v0/vmwarelinux-238-v0.vmdk
> 2011-11-02 13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|VMware.pm:does_image_exist(3915)|image
> does not exist in the non-persistent directory on the VM host
> |6392|14:3|image| WARNING
> |6392|14:3|image| 2011-11-02
> 13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|VMware.pm:_get_datastore_name(5848)|unable to
> determine datastore name from path: '/vclfile', path does not begin with any
> of the datastore paths:
> |6392|14:3|image| '[datastore1]'
> |6392|14:3|image| '/vmfs/volumes/datastore1'
> |6392|14:3|image| '/vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2'
> ...
>
> I'll figure out how to fix it, but have a related questions.
>
> Creating the image failed and during the process vm-00 was put in 'maintains'
> mode (stateid=10) and it stays in this mode after failure. It's not possible
> to change the mode to 'available' (get the message - Virtual machines can
> only be added in the maintenance state.) via web portal. Looks like I need to
> re-add vm-00 (have to use 'Add multiple' option) or to change stateid value
> in vcl.computer : UPDATE `vcl`.`computer` SET `stateid` = '2' WHERE
> `computer`.`id` =36
>
> Is it OK to do it this way? Or am I missing something?
>
> Thanks.
>
> On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I got some progress on this issue. I tried to run vmware-cmd from vcl-server
> and got the same error - Server version unavailable at , which could mean
> SSL certificate is missing. Then found this post
> http://communities.vmware.com/message/1347703 and added these two lines to
> /usr/local/vcl/lib/VCL/Module/Provisioning/VMware/vSphere_SDK.pm after line 62
>
> $ENV{SSL_verify_mode} = 0x00;
> $ENV{PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME} = 0;
>
> This change allowed image creation to start successfully. VCLD connects to
> ESXi server OK and gets server version. It doesn't use ssh keys from
> /etc/vcl/vcl.key, but username/password configured in the profile.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 3:45 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
>
> Got this link from one of the posts on this elist -
> https://sites.google.com/a/ncsu.edu/vcl-bootcamp/. I hope it helps me
> understand the VCL better...
> Can you recommend anything else to read about Apache VCL, besides
> https://cwiki.apache.org/VCL/ ?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I'm stuck on creating a base image (Linux) for newly deployed Apache VCL
> system and looking for help...
> This is the closes I got so far to a working system.
> I'm using ESXi 4.1 (60 days evaluation), ssh is enabled, ESXi server name is
> esxiServer01, added to the host file on VCL management server. Linux server
> being imaged is vm-00 running on esxiServer01. Added to the host file as well
> on VCL server. I can ping both and ssh -i key host works.
>
> Below is the full log for the process. These lines puzzle me:
>
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|OS.pm:is_ssh_responding(405)|esxiServer01 is NOT
> responding to SSH, SSH command failed, port 22: open, port 24: closed
> 2011-11-01 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|VMware.pm:initialize(257)|unable to
> control OS of VM host esxiServer01 using VCL::Module::OS::Linux::UnixLab OS
> object because VM host is not responding to SSH
>
> since I can ping the VM host and 'ssh -i /etc/vcl/vcl.key esxiServer01' works
> fine.
>
> Also all http(s) links work fine when I access them from management server.
>
> Is there a way to create and register images manually? Can I use Veeam
> FastSCP or similar software to copy VMs to VCL server and register them? If
> there is way to do so, anyone has a link?
>
> I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
>
> Here is the full log file for the imaging process:
>
> VCL::image object could not be cre
Re: Linux base image on ESXi server?
Hi
After some progress yesterday I still got an error while creating an image.
The error was:
...
2011-11-02
13:40:38|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:_get_file_info(2005)|searching for
matching file paths: base directory path: '[datastore1]
vmwarelinux-238-v0', search pattern: 'vmwarelinux-238-v0.vmdk'
2011-11-02
13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:_get_file_info(2016)|base directory
does not exist: '[datastore1] vmwarelinux-238-v0'
2011-11-02
13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:find_files(1753)|matching file
count: 0
2011-11-02 13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|vSphere_SDK.pm:file_exists(1625)|file
does not exist: [datastore1] vmwarelinux-238-v0/vmwarelinux-238-v0.vmdk
2011-11-02 13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|VMware.pm:does_image_exist(3915)|image
does not exist in the non-persistent directory on the VM host
|6392|14:3|image| WARNING
|6392|14:3|image| 2011-11-02
13:40:40|6392|14:3|image|VMware.pm:_get_datastore_name(5848)|unable to
determine datastore name from path: '/vclfile', path does not begin with
any of the datastore paths:
|6392|14:3|image| '[datastore1]'
|6392|14:3|image| '/vmfs/volumes/datastore1'
|6392|14:3|image| '/vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2'
...
I'll figure out how to fix it, but have a related questions.
Creating the image failed and during the process vm-00 was put in 'maintains'
mode (stateid=10) and it stays in this mode after failure. It's not
possible to change the mode to 'available' (get the message - Virtual
machines can only be added in the maintenance state.) via web portal. Looks
like I need to re-add vm-00 (have to use 'Add multiple' option) or to
change stateid value in vcl.computer : UPDATE `vcl`.`computer` SET
`stateid` = '2' WHERE `computer`.`id` =36
Is it OK to do it this way? Or am I missing something?
Thanks.
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I got some progress on this issue. I tried to run vmware-cmd from
> vcl-server and got the same error - Server version unavailable at ,
> which could mean SSL certificate is missing. Then found this post
> http://communities.vmware.com/message/1347703 and added these two lines
> to /usr/local/vcl/lib/VCL/Module/Provisioning/VMware/vSphere_SDK.pm after
> line 62
>
> $ENV{SSL_verify_mode} = 0x00;
> $ENV{PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME} = 0;
>
> This change allowed image creation to start successfully. VCLD connects to
> ESXi server OK and gets server version. It doesn't use ssh keys from
> /etc/vcl/vcl.key, but username/password configured in the profile.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 3:45 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hello
>>
>> Got this link from one of the posts on this elist -
>> https://sites.google.com/a/ncsu.edu/vcl-bootcamp/. I hope it helps me
>> understand the VCL better...
>> Can you recommend anything else to read about Apache VCL, besides
>> https://cwiki.apache.org/VCL/ ?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All
>>>
>>> I'm stuck on creating a base image (Linux) for newly deployed Apache VCL
>>> system and looking for help...
>>> This is the closes I got so far to a working system.
>>> I'm using ESXi 4.1 (60 days evaluation), ssh is enabled, ESXi server
>>> name is esxiServer01, added to the host file on VCL management server.
>>> Linux server being imaged is vm-00 running on esxiServer01. Added to the
>>> host file as well on VCL server. I can ping both and ssh -i key host works.
>>>
>>> Below is the full log for the process. These lines puzzle me:
>>>
>>> 2011-11-01
>>> 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|OS.pm:is_ssh_responding(405)|esxiServer01 is NOT
>>> responding to SSH, SSH command failed, port 22: open, port 24: closed
>>>
>>> 2011-11-01 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|VMware.pm:initialize(257)|unable
>>> to control OS of VM host esxiServer01 using VCL::Module::OS::Linux::UnixLab
>>> OS object because VM host is not responding to SSH
>>>
>>> since I can ping the VM host and 'ssh -i /etc/vcl/vcl.key esxiServer01'
>>> works fine.
>>>
>>> Also all http(s) links work fine when I access them from management
>>> server.
>>>
>>> Is there a way to create and register images manually? Can I use Veeam
>>> FastSCP or similar software to copy VMs to VCL server and register them? If
>>> there is way to do so, anyone has a link?
>>>
>>> I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
>>>
>>> Here is the full log file for the imaging process:
>>>
>>>VCL::image object could not be created and initialized
>>>
>>> time: 2011-11-01 08:40:59
>>> caller: vcld:make_new_child(571)
>>> ( 0) vcld, make_new_child (line: 571)
>>> (-1) vcld, main (line: 346)
>>>
>>> management node: vcl-01
>>> reservation PID: 16965
>>> parent vcld PID: 5086
>>>
>>> request ID: 20
>>> reservation ID: 20
>>> request state/laststate: image/image
>>
Re: Linux base image on ESXi server?
Hi
I got some progress on this issue. I tried to run vmware-cmd from
vcl-server and got the same error - Server version unavailable at , which
could mean SSL certificate is missing. Then found this post
http://communities.vmware.com/message/1347703 and added these two lines to
/usr/local/vcl/lib/VCL/Module/Provisioning/VMware/vSphere_SDK.pm after line
62
$ENV{SSL_verify_mode} = 0x00;
$ENV{PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME} = 0;
This change allowed image creation to start successfully. VCLD connects to
ESXi server OK and gets server version. It doesn't use ssh keys from
/etc/vcl/vcl.key, but username/password configured in the profile.
Thanks.
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 3:45 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
>
> Got this link from one of the posts on this elist -
> https://sites.google.com/a/ncsu.edu/vcl-bootcamp/. I hope it helps me
> understand the VCL better...
> Can you recommend anything else to read about Apache VCL, besides
> https://cwiki.apache.org/VCL/ ?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hi All
>>
>> I'm stuck on creating a base image (Linux) for newly deployed Apache VCL
>> system and looking for help...
>> This is the closes I got so far to a working system.
>> I'm using ESXi 4.1 (60 days evaluation), ssh is enabled, ESXi server name
>> is esxiServer01, added to the host file on VCL management server. Linux
>> server being imaged is vm-00 running on esxiServer01. Added to the host
>> file as well on VCL server. I can ping both and ssh -i key host works.
>>
>> Below is the full log for the process. These lines puzzle me:
>>
>> 2011-11-01
>> 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|OS.pm:is_ssh_responding(405)|esxiServer01 is NOT
>> responding to SSH, SSH command failed, port 22: open, port 24: closed
>>
>> 2011-11-01 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|VMware.pm:initialize(257)|unable to
>> control OS of VM host esxiServer01 using VCL::Module::OS::Linux::UnixLab OS
>> object because VM host is not responding to SSH
>>
>> since I can ping the VM host and 'ssh -i /etc/vcl/vcl.key esxiServer01'
>> works fine.
>>
>> Also all http(s) links work fine when I access them from management
>> server.
>>
>> Is there a way to create and register images manually? Can I use Veeam
>> FastSCP or similar software to copy VMs to VCL server and register them? If
>> there is way to do so, anyone has a link?
>>
>> I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
>>
>> Here is the full log file for the imaging process:
>>
>>VCL::image object could not be created and initialized
>>
>> time: 2011-11-01 08:40:59
>> caller: vcld:make_new_child(571)
>> ( 0) vcld, make_new_child (line: 571)
>> (-1) vcld, main (line: 346)
>>
>> management node: vcl-01
>> reservation PID: 16965
>> parent vcld PID: 5086
>>
>> request ID: 20
>> reservation ID: 20
>> request state/laststate: image/image
>> request start time: 2011-11-01 08:40:49
>> request end time: 2011-11-01 09:40:49
>> for imaging: no
>> log ID: none
>>
>> computer: vm-00
>> computer id: 23
>> computer type: virtualmachine
>> computer eth0 MAC address:
>> computer eth1 MAC address:
>> computer private IP address: 192.168.200.15
>> computer public IP address: 192.168.200.15
>> computer in block allocation: no
>> provisioning module: VCL::Module::Provisioning::VMware::VMware
>>
>> vm host: esxiServer01
>> vm host ID: 3
>> vm host computer ID: 11
>> vm profile: VMware ESX - local storage
>> vm profile VM path: /vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2/
>> vm profile repository path: 0
>> vm profile datastore path:
>> /vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2/
>> vm profile disk type: localdisk
>>
>> image: vmwarelinux-linuximage0128-v0
>> image display name: linux-image-01
>> image ID: 28
>> image revision ID: 28
>> image size: 1450 MB
>> use Sysprep: yes
>> root access: yes
>> image owner ID: 1
>> image owner affiliation: Local
>> image revision date created: 2011-11-01 08:40:49
>> image revision production: yes
>> OS module: VCL::Module::OS::Linux
>>
>> user: admin
>> user name: vcl admin
>> user ID: 1
>> user affiliation: Local
>>
>> RECENT LOG ENTRIES FOR THIS PROCESS:
>> 2011-11-01
>> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:_automethod(834)|data structure
>> updated: $self->request_data->{reservation}{0}{computer}{IPaddress}
>> |16965|20:20|image| computer_ip_address = 127.0.0.1
>> 2011-11-01
>> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:create_mn_os_object(366)|VCL::Module::OS::Linux::ManagementNode
>> OS object created, address: 1b2415c0
>> 2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:new(192)|VCL::image
>> object created for state image, address: 1b03b4c0
>> 2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|State.pm:initialize(86)|obtained a
>> database handle for this state process, stored a
Re: Linux base image on ESXi server?
Hello
Got this link from one of the posts on this elist -
https://sites.google.com/a/ncsu.edu/vcl-bootcamp/. I hope it helps me
understand the VCL better...
Can you recommend anything else to read about Apache VCL, besides
https://cwiki.apache.org/VCL/ ?
Thanks.
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Dmitri Chebotarov <4dim...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I'm stuck on creating a base image (Linux) for newly deployed Apache VCL
> system and looking for help...
> This is the closes I got so far to a working system.
> I'm using ESXi 4.1 (60 days evaluation), ssh is enabled, ESXi server name
> is esxiServer01, added to the host file on VCL management server. Linux
> server being imaged is vm-00 running on esxiServer01. Added to the host
> file as well on VCL server. I can ping both and ssh -i key host works.
>
> Below is the full log for the process. These lines puzzle me:
>
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|OS.pm:is_ssh_responding(405)|esxiServer01 is NOT
> responding to SSH, SSH command failed, port 22: open, port 24: closed
>
> 2011-11-01 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|VMware.pm:initialize(257)|unable to
> control OS of VM host esxiServer01 using VCL::Module::OS::Linux::UnixLab OS
> object because VM host is not responding to SSH
>
> since I can ping the VM host and 'ssh -i /etc/vcl/vcl.key esxiServer01'
> works fine.
>
> Also all http(s) links work fine when I access them from management server.
>
> Is there a way to create and register images manually? Can I use Veeam
> FastSCP or similar software to copy VMs to VCL server and register them? If
> there is way to do so, anyone has a link?
>
> I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
>
> Here is the full log file for the imaging process:
>
>VCL::image object could not be created and initialized
>
> time: 2011-11-01 08:40:59
> caller: vcld:make_new_child(571)
> ( 0) vcld, make_new_child (line: 571)
> (-1) vcld, main (line: 346)
>
> management node: vcl-01
> reservation PID: 16965
> parent vcld PID: 5086
>
> request ID: 20
> reservation ID: 20
> request state/laststate: image/image
> request start time: 2011-11-01 08:40:49
> request end time: 2011-11-01 09:40:49
> for imaging: no
> log ID: none
>
> computer: vm-00
> computer id: 23
> computer type: virtualmachine
> computer eth0 MAC address:
> computer eth1 MAC address:
> computer private IP address: 192.168.200.15
> computer public IP address: 192.168.200.15
> computer in block allocation: no
> provisioning module: VCL::Module::Provisioning::VMware::VMware
>
> vm host: esxiServer01
> vm host ID: 3
> vm host computer ID: 11
> vm profile: VMware ESX - local storage
> vm profile VM path: /vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2/
> vm profile repository path: 0
> vm profile datastore path:
> /vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2/
> vm profile disk type: localdisk
>
> image: vmwarelinux-linuximage0128-v0
> image display name: linux-image-01
> image ID: 28
> image revision ID: 28
> image size: 1450 MB
> use Sysprep: yes
> root access: yes
> image owner ID: 1
> image owner affiliation: Local
> image revision date created: 2011-11-01 08:40:49
> image revision production: yes
> OS module: VCL::Module::OS::Linux
>
> user: admin
> user name: vcl admin
> user ID: 1
> user affiliation: Local
>
> RECENT LOG ENTRIES FOR THIS PROCESS:
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:_automethod(834)|data structure
> updated: $self->request_data->{reservation}{0}{computer}{IPaddress}
> |16965|20:20|image| computer_ip_address = 127.0.0.1
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:create_mn_os_object(366)|VCL::Module::OS::Linux::ManagementNode
> OS object created, address: 1b2415c0
> 2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:new(192)|VCL::image object
> created for state image, address: 1b03b4c0
> 2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|State.pm:initialize(86)|obtained a
> database handle for this state process, stored as $ENV{dbh}
> 2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|State.pm:check_image_os(762)|no
> corrections need to be made to image OS: vmwarelinux
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:is_parent_reservation(991)|returning
> true: parent reservation ID for this request: 20
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7098)|reservation
> count: 1
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7117)|PARENTIMAGE:
> 1
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7118)|SUBIMAGE:
> 0
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7136)|renamed
> process to 'vcld 20:20 image vm-00>esxiServer01
> vmwarelinux-linuximage0128-v0 admin'
> 2011-11-01
> 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:is_parent_reservation(991)|returning
> true: pare
Linux base image on ESXi server?
Hi All
I'm stuck on creating a base image (Linux) for newly deployed Apache VCL
system and looking for help...
This is the closes I got so far to a working system.
I'm using ESXi 4.1 (60 days evaluation), ssh is enabled, ESXi server name
is esxiServer01, added to the host file on VCL management server. Linux
server being imaged is vm-00 running on esxiServer01. Added to the host
file as well on VCL server. I can ping both and ssh -i key host works.
Below is the full log for the process. These lines puzzle me:
2011-11-01
08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|OS.pm:is_ssh_responding(405)|esxiServer01 is NOT
responding to SSH, SSH command failed, port 22: open, port 24: closed
2011-11-01 08:40:59|16965|20:20|image|VMware.pm:initialize(257)|unable to
control OS of VM host esxiServer01 using VCL::Module::OS::Linux::UnixLab OS
object because VM host is not responding to SSH
since I can ping the VM host and 'ssh -i /etc/vcl/vcl.key esxiServer01'
works fine.
Also all http(s) links work fine when I access them from management server.
Is there a way to create and register images manually? Can I use Veeam
FastSCP or similar software to copy VMs to VCL server and register them? If
there is way to do so, anyone has a link?
I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
Here is the full log file for the imaging process:
VCL::image object could not be created and initialized
time: 2011-11-01 08:40:59
caller: vcld:make_new_child(571)
( 0) vcld, make_new_child (line: 571)
(-1) vcld, main (line: 346)
management node: vcl-01
reservation PID: 16965
parent vcld PID: 5086
request ID: 20
reservation ID: 20
request state/laststate: image/image
request start time: 2011-11-01 08:40:49
request end time: 2011-11-01 09:40:49
for imaging: no
log ID: none
computer: vm-00
computer id: 23
computer type: virtualmachine
computer eth0 MAC address:
computer eth1 MAC address:
computer private IP address: 192.168.200.15
computer public IP address: 192.168.200.15
computer in block allocation: no
provisioning module: VCL::Module::Provisioning::VMware::VMware
vm host: esxiServer01
vm host ID: 3
vm host computer ID: 11
vm profile: VMware ESX - local storage
vm profile VM path: /vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2/
vm profile repository path: 0
vm profile datastore path:
/vmfs/volumes/4e72606b-01b8dc93-5cdb-0023aeae26d2/
vm profile disk type: localdisk
image: vmwarelinux-linuximage0128-v0
image display name: linux-image-01
image ID: 28
image revision ID: 28
image size: 1450 MB
use Sysprep: yes
root access: yes
image owner ID: 1
image owner affiliation: Local
image revision date created: 2011-11-01 08:40:49
image revision production: yes
OS module: VCL::Module::OS::Linux
user: admin
user name: vcl admin
user ID: 1
user affiliation: Local
RECENT LOG ENTRIES FOR THIS PROCESS:
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:_automethod(834)|data structure
updated: $self->request_data->{reservation}{0}{computer}{IPaddress}
|16965|20:20|image| computer_ip_address = 127.0.0.1
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:create_mn_os_object(366)|VCL::Module::OS::Linux::ManagementNode
OS object created, address: 1b2415c0
2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:new(192)|VCL::image object
created for state image, address: 1b03b4c0
2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|State.pm:initialize(86)|obtained a
database handle for this state process, stored as $ENV{dbh}
2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|State.pm:check_image_os(762)|no
corrections need to be made to image OS: vmwarelinux
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:is_parent_reservation(991)|returning
true: parent reservation ID for this request: 20
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7098)|reservation
count: 1
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7117)|PARENTIMAGE:
1
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7118)|SUBIMAGE:
0
2011-11-01 08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|utils.pm:rename_vcld_process(7136)|renamed
process to 'vcld 20:20 image vm-00>esxiServer01
vmwarelinux-linuximage0128-v0 admin'
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:is_parent_reservation(991)|returning
true: parent reservation ID for this request: 20
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|DataStructure.pm:is_parent_reservation(991)|returning
true: parent reservation ID for this request: 20
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:create_os_object(298)|VCL::Module::OS::Linux
module loaded
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:create_mn_os_object(335)|management
node OS object has already been created, address: 1b2415c0, returning 1
2011-11-01
08:40:51|16965|20:20|image|Module.pm:new(196)|VCL::Module::OS::Linux object
created for image vmwarelinux-linuximage0128-v0,
