Hello, Fariborz. Secondary IPs are statically configured. No dhcp offers
for them.
сб, 22 сент. 2018 г., 1:03 Fariborz Navidan :
> Hello folks,
>
> When I add secondary IPs to a VM, DHCP server on virtual router does not
> offer those to dhcp client. Do I need to modify OS templates to do this? I
Hello folks,
When I add secondary IPs to a VM, DHCP server on virtual router does not
offer those to dhcp client. Do I need to modify OS templates to do this? If
yes, how should I get secondary IPs when they are not available in the
dhclient's lease files?
Thanks for any advise!
Or in other words, again based on ACS 4.8, simply use Windows PV as the OS
type, but make sure that you have a clean driver install process in your
head - if install windows from zero - that is simple, just detach
win.iso,attach virtidrivers ISO file and load scsi drivers... later install
network V
Hi
Just to clarify, we had 256 MB in our lab only.
The prod VRs have 1 GB RAM and 4 CPUs, 1 CPU per network interface for
optimal performance + 1 for the OS.
Regards
René
On 09/20/2018 02:35 PM, Rakesh Venkatesh wrote:
> Hello Rene
>
> Even for VR's running on KVM, 256MB is really less. Thats
Your two options are virtio blk or virtio-scsi. If your imported VM doesn't
have the correct controller specified, you're going to have to modify it before
enabling virtio in libvirt.
Check out this guide:
https://access.redhat.com/articles/2470791#installing-the-kvm-windows-virtio-drivers-5
Hello fellow devs and users (pardon me for the cross post),
I already contacted the PMC on this matter, and I am now opening the
discussion to the whole community. Let’s see what you guys think about a
CloudStack conference in Brazil, and let’s work to make it happen ;)
Since the rather shameful?
Interesting. Have you thought about packaging everything together? I mean,
incorporating the whole plugin in ACS. Then, ACS manage the ES via one new
system VM type (OSVM – Object store system virtual machine), and another
system VM could be used to run the standalone service, which could execute
n
Hi, Rafael. Second option. ES is configured beforehand, then, when plugin
is deployed, only endpoint is specified in ES, but actual VMs don't
interact with ES directly, they interact with API server which is deployed
in docker container. So, basically three components: ES, CS plugin
(authorized acc
That is interesting Ivan. You answer create another question.
You say that the plugin uses an Elasticsearch instance and that a clustered
ES is supported as
well. Is the plugin going to manage (install this ES) or you (the operator)
will have to deploy and manage the ES and only configure/point th
Win 2016 doesn’t use Virtio by default, but we need too as disk performance is
rubbish if we don’t
-Original Message-
From: Andrija Panic
Sent: 21 September 2018 11:25
To: users
Subject: Re: Disk controller type
** This mail originated from OUTSIDE the Oakford corporate network. Tre
Hrm... Im mot aware of Windows 2016 OS type, that is probably in newer
version of ACS, so far, up to Windows 2012 OS type, it was all IDE...
Can you do silly check with either 'ps aux | grep VMNAME' or with 'virsh
dumpxml VMNAME' so we see what controller type is used.
I have hard time believing
That didn’t format correctly
Set this is the user_vm_details table
Idvm_id name valuedisplay
3625 201rootDiskController virtio 1
-Original Message-
From: Adam Witwicki
Sent: 21 September 2018 10:59
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org
Sub
Ok, I have found were to force the controller type for a VM
Set this is the user_vm_details table
idvm_idnamevaluedisplay
3625201rootDiskControllervirtio1
My issue now is slipstreaming the windows ISO and the operating system
bcdedit /set detecthal Boolean 1 isnt working for me
Thanks
Adam
Andrija,
I have something weird, I have a template which uses the OS type of Windows
Server 2016 (64-bit), this was imported into Cloudstack and this template uses
a VirtIO controller
I have another template that was created from a disk also with OS type of
Windows Server 2016 (64-bit) but has
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