Hello Stephan, to login to the ssvm I'll have to run: "ssh -i
/var/cloudstack/management/.ssh/id_rsa -p 3922 root@"
Correct? It gives me a no route to host error, and I've already checked the
firewalls. I've even disabled it just in case.
But after checking some stuff, it seems that the nfs serve
Maybe you're exporting the content of your secondary storage via NFS
consolidated on your managemenent host.
But you should also have an SSVM running which mounts your share and
manages downloads etc.
As Sergey already mentioned, login to that SSVM and check the network
connectivity from inside yo
Forgot to mention that my secondary storage is on the management server, as
in I'm using a single machine as host and ssvm. Maybe the settings are
different? Ssh into host means I'm ssh to myself which does nothing. And
I've checked the other 3 things, all passed so far. Also, I've noticed that
loc
You need to check route from SSVM to the website hosting the ISO over ACS
public network. SSH to SSVM using instructions here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19812463/how-to-ssh-into-cloudstack-ssvm-through-public-ip-address
and try to:
1. Check name resolution
2. Check basic connectivity e.g
Thanks, this would help. I however ran into a new problem. In the
troubleshoot wiki, it would be number 8. No route to host. I checked my
firewall, so it's not it. Where and how do I start to diagnose the problem?
On Tue, Oct 11, 2016 at 2:54 AM, Jeroen Keerl
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the iso has not bee
