Simon Weller writes:
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> I do agree that the docs are confusing, especially if you have a limited
knowledge of networking concepts.
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> In terms of the complexity, a lot of that has to do with the fact that
every company has different service
> requirements and ACS needs to be flexible enough t
I have been using Linux and the Internet since the mid 1990s.
There are still 3 consecutively numbered C class registered to me for
different clients back in the days when c-class networks were given out
from massive ranges of free numbers.
I have set up small ISP operations for clients with mu
Hi Ron and all,
You mentioned that SVMs need to be started. I'm finding that my installation
keeps looping the command "Creating system VMs (this may take a while)". Right
now, it's done its 70th cycle (s-70-VM) and seems to want to keep going on
until it crashes.
I'm thinking I should j
Hey Josh,
Are you seeing the VM's being spun up on the backend (hypervisor)? If so,
I'd imagine its a communication issue between the management server and the
public interface on the system vm. If you use VLAN tagging for your public
network, make sure the VLAN is trunked to your hypervisors in t
Nothing's being spun up on the HVs. I'm using separate networks for each
component (public, management, guest, storage). They all have a dedicated NIC
each. On the HVs it seems like CS created its own cloud link local network but
the link status is
Thanks
Josh
On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at
Josh, can you share the logs off the management server. Namely:
/var/log/cloudstack/management/management-server.log
Post as much as you can to pastebin or similar. That'll help identify what part
of the process is failing...
Ahmad E
> On Mar 3, 2016, at 12:44 PM,
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It's really huge. Which part am I looking for exactly?
On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 1:38 PM -0800, "Ahmad Emneina"
wrote:
Josh, can you share the logs off the management server. Namely:
/var/log/cloudstack/management/management-server.log
Post as much as you can to pastebin or similar. Th
If you see any exceptions, I'd ideally like to see a few hundred lines
above and below. It might be easiest to stop the management service, rename
the log file. Restart the service, observe the system vm's go through their
life cycle... stop the management server and post that. Whatever works best
Hi Ron,
It would be helpful for all the users in the community if you can specify what
changes needs to be done for the cloudstack documents to get way with the
confusions about the networking.
If you specify what problems you have faced while setting up the cloudstack
that would also be helpfu
