You can fire the api command with the service and provider with the format
serviceProviderList[0].service=Vpn&serviceProviderList[0].provider=VirtualRouter
for each of your services.
PS:
Remember to url encode "[" and "]" with %5B and %5D respectively.
A full sample
http://10.102.164.90:808
Have you checked "/var/log/xensource.log*"? Looks like the xen host isnt
mounting the nfs export. Can you try to mount it on the xen host and write
to it?
1. 2012-09-12 22:55:37,352 DEBUG [xen.resource.CitrixResourceBase]
(DirectAgent-486:null) SR retrieved for 212
2. 2012-09-12 22:55:37,364 DEBUG
Hello,
I've put the entire log up here: http://fpaste.org/6Qia/
In short, I have created a new zone with primary storage on a PreSetup
GlusterFS NFS mount (as I cannot figure out how to get cloudstack to use
TCP...) However, I cannot import and start any guests. Upon further
investi
I see. Thank you.
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 10:08 AM, Edison Su wrote:
> From the log, the destroyvm command is finished in about 5 seconds. After the
> destroyvm command finished, then your vm will be marked as "expunging" state,
> as I said in previous mail, which is expected. Your VM will be m
This is the exact error i receive when issued the createNetwork command:
"More than 1 provider supporting service Firewall found in cloudStack"
For this reason I want to define the serviceprovierlist in the
createNetworkoffering command.
Regards!!
Marcos Ortiz Fernández
Thanks for your reply!!,
i try it, but when i i try to créate the guest network I receive an error
about serviceproviderlist, I need ti know the format in order to use it with API
Un saludo,
Marcos Ortiz Fernández
IT Technical Engineer
Parque Empresarial Rivas Futura
You could try leaving it out. The API docs say if it's not specified it will
be mapped to the default provider on the physical network.
On Sep 12, 2012, at 9:56 AM, Marcos Ortiz wrote:
> Hi, i need to créate a NetworkOffering issuing this command:
>
> =createNetworkOffering&displaytext=Guest
Hi, i need to créate a NetworkOffering issuing this command:
=createNetworkOffering&displaytext=Guest-vSwitch1&guestiptype=Isolated&name=GuestvSwitch1&supportedservices=Vpn,Dhcp,Dns,Firewall,Lb,UserData,StaticNat,PortForwarding
&traffictype=GUEST&specifyipranges=yes&serviceOfferingId=&servicep
The Primary Storage (VMFS) is mounted, the secondary storage (NFS) is not. I
can mount manually on the ESXi hosts but it did not mount it automatically when
I configured the secondary storage.
Thank you,
Ibrahim Hanna . System Engineer . SunGard . Financial Systems . 600 Laurel Oak
Road, Voorh
OK, gotcha. Can you confirm that the primary storage datastore is
mounted on all hosts in the target cluster?
Can you also confirm that the secondary storage is mounted on the cluster hosts?
-chip
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 3:56 PM, wrote:
> Storage information is as follow for Primary Storage:
Thanks folks.
I've solved my problem. I'm seeing the VM installing Ubuntu-10.04. :)
I've just executed cloud-setup-agent command in Hosts again. Then Total
Storage is 500MB I've set and node is connected.
And nfs is mounted.
I want to connect to my VM but NICs Type is Shared.
How does it change
I think that, I found the solotion.
1) First, I will set up a target server (srv1) with the following actions :
- with a debian base, I'll install a "iscsitarget" package,
- creating 1 Volume Group (vg0)
- creating 1 logical groupes (storage-cloud-lun1)
2) Setting up the initiator (CS Management
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