RE: incluide host to Cloudsctack

Hi, Is it possible that I can get the host to the pool with different amount of CPU? *This is a Xen Regards, [firmalore] De: Sanjeev Neelarapu [mailto:sanjeev.neelar...@accelerite.com] Enviado el: Monday, June 13, 2016 11:47 PM Para: users@cloudstack.apache.org Asunto: RE: incluide host to

RE: ACS 4.3 & VMware CPU Allocation

Thanks Kirk, will give it a try Regards, Timothy Lothering On 14 Jun 2016 20:56, "Kirk Kosinski" wrote: > Hi, you can configure the cores per socket on the template. I'm not sure > if this works in CloudStack 4.3 but it should in 4.4 and newer. [1] It is >

RE: ACS 4.3 & VMware CPU Allocation

Hi, you can configure the cores per socket on the template. I'm not sure if this works in CloudStack 4.3 but it should in 4.4 and newer. [1] It is configured by adding a detail with cpu.corespersocket=# to the template. I'm not sure if this is possible in the UI, so if not, try the

RE: PERSISTANT VLANID FOR VIRTUAL MACHINE

Hi, are you seeing this behavior with isolated or shared networks? I believe that is the expected behavior for an isolated network, whereas for shared networks the VLAN should be persistent. Best regards, kirk.kosin...@shapeblue.com  www.shapeblue.com 53 Chandos Place, Covent Garden, London

PERSISTANT VLANID FOR VIRTUAL MACHINE

Hi All, Our present environment is CS4.3.1 and XENSERVER 6.2. In Cloud Stack we will create a separate VLAN ID for each Virtual machine. While doing maintenance or if we reboot the router for any reasons, the VLAN ID for the virtual machine changes. My query is I want to keep the same VLAN ID

Re: ACS 4.3 & VMware CPU Allocation

Hello Community, We have found a very interesting issue with CPU allocation in ACS 4.3 and VMware. When a Service Offering is configured, you can choose the number of Cores and clock speed, which is simple enough. The problem comes in on HOW the cores are assigned. In VMware at least, each

Re: ACS 4.3 & VMware CPU Allocation

Hello Community, We have found a very interesting issue with CPU allocation in ACS 4.3 and VMware. When a Service Offering is configured, you can choose the number of Cores and clock speed, which is simple enough. The problem comes in on HOW the cores are assigned. In VMware at least, each

Re: Best NIC for XenServer?

Stephan, Thanks for your reply. Yes, we run the storage network over the same bond. We are not using the X540-AT2, we are using the X520-DA2. We are using SFP+, not RJ-45. I'd rather use TwinAx cables or SFP+, as our switches are not RJ-45. So, I'd prefer not to upgrade to those

RE: XenServer nested on XenServer

Hi, Paul Thank you for your e-mail. And I will write the details of my networking. Please wait for my e-mail. (English is too difficult for me(^^)) Regards >-Original Message- >From: Remi Bergsma [mailto:rberg...@schubergphilis.com] >Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2016 4:27 PM >To:

RE: Can't stop mgmt server cleanly for CS 4.8.0

Hi, I filed a bug for this a while back: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-9227 If you have any further info, please add to the ticket - particularly if you find a fix :) Kind regards, Paul Angus paul.an...@shapeblue.com  www.shapeblue.com 53 Chandos Place, Covent Garden,

Re: Best NIC for XenServer?

Hi, XS 6.5 is built around CentOS 5 with a custom 3.10 Kernel. Using bonded X540-AT2 NIC, I can't see any problems. Depending on your network setup, your bond might be created and managed by OVS instead of Kernel. Just a guess, but OVS runs in userspace and could be affected by Dom0 RAM shortage

Re: XenServer nested on XenServer

Hi Paul, I don’t get it but that’s probably me :-) Never mind. Regards, Remi On 13/06/16 16:00, "Paul Angus" wrote: >Remi, > >I think asking for the details for Maruko San's networking in order to give >him (hopefully) useful specific help covered that part. >