Solved: Since my DNS server was down (as it runs in the RHEV environment) the
hosts could not resolve the name of the NFS server.
Thread-21::ERROR::2016-02-03
18:25:35,654::storageServer::213::Storage.StorageServer.MountConnection::(connect)
Mount failed: (32, ';mount.nfs: Failed to resolve server
freenas.lab.localdomain: Name or service not known\n')
Adding static entry to resolv.conf on each hypervisor solved the issue. Next
time I will mount via IP address instead.
Chris Paquin
Senior Cloud Consultant
Red Hat Consulting
RHCE | RHCSA-RHOS (110-011-939)
cpaq...@redhat.com
770-906-7646
Conference: 800-451-8679
Conference code: 2720433143
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From: "Chris Paquin" <cpaq...@redhat.com>
To: users@ovirt.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 12:49:19 PM
Subject: [ovirt-users] Issues Recovering NFS After Power Outage
Please help. After a power outage all my nfs mounts (from two sources) are
down. I have verified that they are mountable on my workstation.
I have tried to active my NFS Data Master, however the process fails with the
message below.
Failed to Reconstruct Master Domain for Data Center Auburn_Datacenter.
Can someone assist in recovery? I have seen posts mentioning that I need to
verify that the rhev-m hosts can mount the storage, but whats rhev-m way to do
that. I am assuming I am not just going to mount it via "mount".
Chris Paquin
Senior Cloud Consultant
Red Hat Consulting
RHCE | RHCSA-RHOS (110-011-939)
cpaq...@redhat.com
770-906-7646
Conference: 800-451-8679
Conference code: 2720433143
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