Hi, that procedure appears correct, but double-check the docs since they
might have some details about this.
Best regards,
Kirk
On 09/26/2014 10:42 AM, Sam Ceylani wrote:
> Hi Kirk,
>
> Thank you for your answer, I asked this question about creating static route
> beween management and storage
Hi Kirk,
Thank you for your answer, I asked this question about creating static route
beween management and storage network requirement on citrix discussion forums
and it seems to be, (a citrix employee said) in the past this was a requirement
but recent versions of cloudstack (he didnt mention
Hi, I'm not aware of a requirement for the management server to access
the secondary storage share when using XenServer. However, the
XenServer hosts (and also VMware and KVM) definitely do need to mount
the secondary storage share. You may need to add static routes in your
network or otherwise m
Hi Kirk,
Thank you for your answer.We are using Citrix Xenserver 6.2 and for storage
server Freenas 9 with ZFS. I have been reading past emails on the list about
setting up storage network and they are talking about creating a static route
on their switches between management and storage networ
Hi, Sam. Besides during (default) installation, the management server
only needs to access the secondary storage NFS share if you are using
vSphere since the management server propagates the systemvm.iso for
VMware hosts. If you're using vSphere, just make sure the management
server can reach the
There is no documentation on requirements for separate storage network and
management server setup of
this network (for secondary storage). Normally management network is used for
secondary storage but if we
create a separate storage network for secondary, do we have to add this new
network to
