Re: Template - Download file size is too large

Looks like that resolved the issue. Thank you. Strange that the ISO setting would control a VHD registered as a template (and not an ISO). Thank you very much. - Bret On Sun, Jun 15, 2014 at 10:43 PM, Shweta Agarwal shweta.agar...@citrix.com wrote: I think its better if you change the

ScaleIO experience?

Does anybody have experience with the combination ScaleIO, CloudStack and Xensever? Kind regards, Cees Doets datacenter services DATACENTER Services B.V. Address: Fokkerstraat 7 3833 LD Leusden the Netherlands Phone: +31 (0) 33 - 434 50 22 Fax: +31 (0) 33 - 434 50 25 Internet:

Failed to destroy vm with specified vmId

Hello, Guys! I recently got into a problem. We have CS 4.2.1 on Xenserver hosts. We now have a need to create and delete lots of short-living VMs, for Jenkins tests. The problem is, when we try to destroy VM, sometimes instance is stopped, but can't be deleted with error Failed to destroy vm

[ACS 4.3][Netscaler] Any experience ? Which version of Netscaler ?

Hello Folks, Anybody has already tested Netscaler with ACS 4.3 (or other version) ? Do we need to have a special version of the netscaler in order to get it in our cloudstack management server ? Any version, MPX, SDX, VPX preferred ? Is it better to have a certain version or it doesn't matter ?

Cloudstack issue

Hi I am building my cloud using a laptop and I installed the cloudstack using the cloudstack guideline. The issue that when I do cloudstack-setup-management, configure management server is failed. Could you please tell me what is the issue? I tried to find logs but no logs are shown in

Re: [ACS 4.3][Netscaler] Any experience ? Which version of Netscaler ?

You need Cloudstack build with noredist modules, so you will have to build it from source. For the Version of firmware of the Netscaler, you need at least 10.1 if I'm correct, proper version required is in the documentation. I'm currently testing Netscaler features on our side. So far I've run

RE: Public and Guest networks

Thanks Geoff, On my previous 4.2 installation, I had a guest network defined with my IP range (172.16.11.0/24) and each new instance picked up one of these on an incremental basis. I didn’t have a public network at all. I need to ideally have a similar setup on 4.3 as the NAT is provided by

Re: [ACS 4.3][Netscaler] Any experience ? Which version of Netscaler ?

Hello Pierre, Thanks for your response. Okay, i've already compiled from source with noredist modules :), So i shouldn't have problem with my acs 4.3 installation. I'm looking at the 10.1 version and with vpx model too (I still hesitate with MPX 5650 model). I've heard there were multiples

Re: [ACS 4.3][Netscaler] Any experience ? Which version of Netscaler ?

As requirement, for what I understand so far, CloudStack management server must have access to the management IP of the Netscaler. Depending of your deployment strategy, if you want to use GSLB, you might need the Enterprise Edition which have GSLB, otherwise the standard edition seams to work

RE: Public and Guest networks

Nevermind, I found the options I was looking for. Thanks again -Original Message- From: John Muckley [mailto:j.muck...@databax.com] Sent: 16 June 2014 13:45 To: users@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: RE: Public and Guest networks Thanks Geoff, On my previous 4.2 installation, I had a

Cloudstack 4.3 KVM CPU overprovisioning

Dear Cloudstack users, Our current setup is using dell blades with 24 cpus on KVM, currently we have 5 servers like that(120 cpus) , and 28 Vm's currently running all of them linux centos with virtio modules the majority of the vm's have 2 vcpus per VM so that would be around 56 vcpus According