Hi Yaniv,
Yes, the provider gives me access to the power management of the server, by
using the user web portal and their java applet (the provider is OVH, in
case you have worked with their enviroment). Sadly, their IPMI device is
connected to a non accesible network for me, but only accesible by
On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 7:00 AM, Sebastian Greco
wrote:
> Hi Oved!
>
> That's a perfect explanation. Do we have a release date for 4.1? I'm
> currently working with RHV in my production enviroment.
>
> I may don't have the opportunity to wait for 4.1 to see the light as all
> my customers VMs (im
Hi Oved!
That's a perfect explanation. Do we have a release date for 4.1? I'm
currently working with RHV in my production enviroment.
I may don't have the opportunity to wait for 4.1 to see the light as all my
customers VMs (im a web hoster) run on a non HA cluster as my provider does
not give me
Hi Sebastian
Currently in case a host is not responding, the only way to make sure no
vms are running on it is to fence it, and we only support fencing through
power management.
In 4.1 we plan to have limited options for storage fencing. This will mean
that if a host is not responding then we try
Hi,
Is there any way to have HA in a cluster which hosts have not got
configured the "Power Management"?
In my scenario I have 2 hosts (v4) on OVH and a hosted-engine to manage
them. Thing is that OVH does not allow direct communication with the hosts
IPMI interface. IPMI is only available in th
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