Hello,
Looking at the context.ps1 script here
(https://github.com/OpenNebula/addon-context-windows/blob/master/context.ps1)
it appears that:
The format of DEV_DNS is a space separated list of DNS server IPs - e.g.
192.168.0.1 192.168.0.2
I can't see where DEV_DNS_SEARCH is being set, so I
Hello,
I want to setup a Windows VM. I found a description about how to
contextualize a Windows VM under
http://docs.opennebula.org/4.8/user/virtual_machine_setup/windows_context.html,
but is there anywhere a complete example of a template with context for
Windows VMs? I neither know how network
Hello,
I want to setup a Windows VM. I found a description about how to
contextualize a Windows VM under
http://docs.opennebula.org/4.8/user/virtual_machine_setup/windows_context.html,
but is there anywhere a complete example of a template with context for
Windows VMs? I neither know how network
Hello,
(sorry, forgot to change the subject in my last message)
I want to setup a Windows VM. I found a description about how to
contextualize a Windows VM under
http://docs.opennebula.org/4.8/user/virtual_machine_setup/windows_context.html,
but is there anywhere a complete example of a template
Hello Carlos,
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You can stop opennebula, and then remove the row with oid 292 from the
image_pool table.
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The fsck tool [1] should fix that. Stop opennebula, run fsck, and it
will fix the Image state.
Many thanks for your help. Both solutions worked. Running fsck was not
even
Hello,
I wrote:
I created an opennebula disk image (ID 292) and used it in a VM, the VM
did not work, so I deleted first the VM and then the image. But somehow,
opennebula still knows that image. That is, 'oneimage list' still lists,
among others, disk image 292, but any further action on
Hello,
I created an opennebula disk image (ID 292) and used it in a VM, the VM
did not work, so I deleted first the VM and then the image. But somehow,
opennebula still knows that image. That is, 'oneimage list' still lists,
among others, disk image 292, but any further action on it, like delete
Hello,
Could you please send us through the contents of the deployment file?
It should be in the front-end, under
/var/lib/one/vms/vid/deployment.0
I have changed the device prefix from sr to hd and mount target from
sr0 to hda, now I can boot from virtual CD.
Regards
Christoph
Hello,
I am using OpenNebula 3.8 with KVM virtualization. In sunstone, I
registered an image for a cdrom. sunstone shows the following image
information:
ID 167
NameUbuntu 9.10 CD
Datastore default
Owner linux
Group users
TypeCDROM
Register time 16:27:24 10/18/2013
Hello,
We have the logical OpenNebula level enforcement, and the hypervisor
level.
First one: the OpenNebula scheduler will not allocate more cpu/memory than
the Host reports as available.
Hypervisor level reservation: cgroups for kvm, credit scheduler for xen,
and the esx cpu scheduler
Hello,
I have a new question about that.
On http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.8:kvmg, I read about cgroups:
So, thanks to cgroups a VM with CPU=0.5 will get half of the physical CPU
cycles than a VM with CPU=1.0.
How can a second VM get half of the physical CPU cycles of a first VM
Hello,
I'm not that much familiar with cgroups, but the way I understand it the
first VM does not get 100%, it will get 1024 shares out of 1536 (2/3 of
cpu
time).
Yes, that's how cgroup works, and I wonder why this is not a conflict with
what CPU= in VM Templates means and why the
Hello,
HOST/CPU is the number of cores reported by the hypervisor x 100; 800 = 8
cpu cores.
VM Template CPU is the number of Host CPU cores reserved for the VM. So
cpu=0.5 means that the Host will allocate 50 from the CPU total for that
VM.
I have a new question about that.
On
Hello,
I have a new problem with my radius authentication: The passwords are
stored in clear text in oned.log, in messages like this:
Thu Apr 18 11:19:17 2013 [AuM][D]: Message received: AUTHENTICATE SUCCESS
103 radius christoph.pleger blablabla
And oned.log is readable by everyone who can
Hello,
from the documentation, it is not clear for me how real CPUs in the cloud
nodes, the number of virtual CPUs for a VM and the CPU percentage for a VM
are related to each other. Can someone explain that, please?
Regards
Christoph
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Hello,
it seems that nobody here knows how to force state RUNNING. Maybe someone
knows how to migrate a VM to another cloud node with linux commands other
than those from ObenNebula?
Regards
Christoph
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Hello,
That's how the LDAP driver works [1]. To create new users automatically on
their first login, copy or link this dir to your drivers:
Authentication itself is successful now, but I get another error now:
---snip---
Fri Apr 12 15:35:22 2013 [AuM][D]: Message received: LOG D 14
Hello,
Try to replicate the ldap authenticate script. To create new users, the
driver needs to print to stdout 'drivername username password' when the
authentication is successful
Ah, thank you very much, that was it! I only had to add 'puts radius
#{user} #{pass} in authenticate before 'exit
Hello,
when 'onevm list' shows a VM in state UNKNOWN, but I know that it is
RUNNING, is it possible to force OpenNebula to see that VM as RUNNING?
Regards
Christoph
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Hello,
It should come back to RUNNING when it is monitored again.
You mean, when the real host where the VM is running is monitored again?
I have disabled that host because I had serious problems in the cloud and
probably the problems were caused by that host. I fear that problems will
start
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