Hi Gianluca did you ever resolve this ? I add a new host using the same IP as
the old host but get errors that ovs already has an entry (the old one)
Thanks
Kevin
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I had to rebuild a host. I first removed it from Ovirt then reinstalled the OS.
I then used the same 192.xxx.xxx.207 IP as the old host. I then added it to
Ovirt which seem to go OK. However I am seeing lots of ovn errors complaining
that there was an existing port for the same IP
Port
I have tried protect and found it slow, thanks anyway
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Many thanks I will try this out
Kevin
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Hi
I am looking at ways to backup VM's, ideally that support incremental backups.
I have found a couple of python scripts that snapshot a VM and back it up but
not incremental. The question is what do you use to backup the VM's ? (both
linux and windows)
Thanks
Kevin
Many thanks for your reply. It is giving me options.
Kevin
From: Alan G
Date: Friday, 10 July 2020 at 15:35
To: Kevin Doyle
Cc: users
Subject: Re: [ovirt-users] Is there a way to access VM data that is stored
using iscsi block storage outside of the ovirt platform ?
You can definitely
We have had problems trying to get our broken hosted engine to work. The
datastore for all the VM's was stored in an iscsi storage that was deactivated
before the platform went down, I am now looking for a way to access this data
and start the VM's outside of a running hosted-engine
Can I build
I am running a hosted engine using iscsi. I had to reboot the array, I took
down all the VM's and put the VM data storage into maintenance mode. I also put
the hosted engine "hosted-engine --set-maintenance --mode =global" and shut
down the engine "hosted-engine --vm-shutdown" I also stopped
Hi I agree with everyone about using preallocated disks for DB and that is the
setup I have, the issue I am raising is that when you create a snapshot of a
preallocated disk it changes to a sparse disk, because of this change in policy
the VM crashes under heavy writes. I modified vdsm.conf and
Hi I have linux VM with 2 disks one for OS is sparse the other is for a
Database and is Preallocated. When I take a snapshot of the VM both disks
change to sparse policy but the disks in the snapshot are 1 sparse and 1
allocated. Before the snapshot the VM was running fine, now it crashes when
HI
I think it is a bug with qemu, and isci disks. Has anyone else seen this issue
VM crashes and lost communication with qemu Can I update qemu ? if so what is
the latest support version to use on Ovirt 4.3.2.1-1.el7 Current versions of
qemu installed
Installed Packages
qemu-img-ev.x86_64
Hi
I would like to create backups of VM's using cron. I have installed and ran
https://github.com/wefixit-AT/oVirtBackup This works well and saves an image to
the export domain I created. I can also carry out a full restore from this by
importing from the export domain and selecting the
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