Re: Cloudstack compatiblity Windows 2016 Server

+1 for KVM - just make sure to have vmware tools / drivers installed properly (virtio for KVM) On 14 May 2018 at 19:19, Simon Weller wrote: > On KVM, selecting the "Windows PV" OS type will work fine with Windows > Server 2016. Might be worth trying on vmware. > > >

Re: Can't KVM migrate between local storage.

Can you give us the result of those API calls: listZones listZones id=2 listHosts listHosts id=5 listStoragePools listStoragePools id=1 listVirtualMachines id=19 listVolumes id=70 On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 5:30 PM, Daznis wrote: > Hi, > > It has 1 zone. I'm not sure how it got

Re: Problems with SnapShot ACS+Xen

Hi Felipe, Manually try to consolidate the disk using "vhd-util coalesce" with the parent vhd of the disk. -Suresh On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 10:16 PM, Felipe Rossi wrote: > With vhd-util command i found many vhds with below information > >

Re: Cloudstack compatiblity Windows 2016 Server

On KVM, selecting the "Windows PV" OS type will work fine with Windows Server 2016. Might be worth trying on vmware. From: Rafael Weingärtner Sent: Monday, May 14, 2018 11:06 AM To: dev Cc: users Subject: Re: Cloudstack compatiblity

Re: Cloudstack compatiblity Windows 2016 Server

There is one extra detail. If your hypervisor version does not support the OS you want to use, there is no magic ACS can do. Therefore, first you need to make sure your hypervisor supports the OS you want. Then, you need to see if you have a guest OS entry for the OS you want to use, and if this

Re: Cloudstack compatiblity Windows 2016 Server

Hi Marc, It seems the compatibility table with Cloudstack version and OS guest versions is not listed. May be you can try with db query using version (updated column) and guest_os_hypervisor (created column) tables. Please check the current version OS compatibility using *listGuestOsMapping* API

Re: Problems with SnapShot ACS+Xen

There was (is) a bug that causes this problem. There is a PR to fix this. https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/2398 The first version that has this bug fix is 4.11.1.0. It is possible to "clean" this chain manually to allow you to execute snapshots again. On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 12:21 PM,

Re: Can't KVM migrate between local storage.

Hi, It has 1 zone. I'm not sure how it got zoneid2. Probably failed to add whole zone and was added again. We have 4 hosts with local storage on them for system vms and VMS that need ssd storage and ceph primary for everything else plus one secondary storage server. On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 5:38

Re: Problems with SnapShot ACS+Xen

Hi Felipe, It seems there is a recurring snapshots on the volume DATA-435. Can you check the recurring snapshots in cloudstack db tables snapshot_policy & snapshot_schedule. Also, check the status of the volume and its snapshots on db tables volumes and snapshots for the volumes DATA-435,

AW: Problems with SnapShot ACS+Xen

Hi Felipe, As far as I can see these are volume snapshots, right? You need to check if the snapshots on XenServer are part of a chain. Are you familiar with vhd-util in XenServer cli? What is your value of snapshot.delta.max in global settings? Cu Swen Von: Felipe Rossi

Re: Can't KVM migrate between local storage.

Hi Daznis, Reading the logs I see some inconsistency in the values. Can you describe the infrastructure you set up? The things that disturbs me is a zoneid=2, and a destination pool id=1. Aren't you trying to migrate a volume of a VM between 2 regions/zones? On Sat, May 12, 2018 at 2:33 PM,

Cloudstack compatiblity Windows 2016 Server

Hi all! I am using CloudStack 4.9.2 on VMWare hypervisor, and I tried to create a "Windows Server 2016" OS template but i have some issues working with it, sometimes network does not work properly. Do you know if it is not compatible with this version? is there any compatibility matrix / table