Generally, the idea is that without a host there is no way to tell
what the status of the storage domain actually is and it might be used
by some unknown host.
That said, feel free to submit an RFE[1] if you think this can be useful.
[1]
I'm glad that i solved the problem but i would like to know why in the GUI:
1) The Force Remove Data Center didn't work ? I can understand the
Remove Data Center is the standard way to do it and it checks all is
working before doing it, but if it doesn't work the Force Remove would
remove it
Thanks, i solved putting all the Storage domains in maintenance manually
changing the status to the value of 6 in the postgres database like you
suggested.
After that i could remove the data center from the ovirt management
interface.
Thanks again for your help
Claudio
Il 24/09/19 13:50,
ah yes, it's generally a good idea to move them to maintenance in the case
you describe
you can brobably change the status manually in the database, the table is
storage_pool_iso_map, and the status code for maintenance is 6
On Tuesday, September 24, 2019, Claudio Soprano
wrote:
> Yes, i tried
Yes, i tried it and i got
"Error while executing action: Cannot remove Data Center which contains
Storage Domains that are not in Maintenance status.
-Please deactivate all domains and wait for tasks to finish before
removing the Data Center."
But the domains are only attachable or
Did you try to force remove the DC?
You have the option in the UI
On Tue, Sep 24, 2019 at 1:07 PM Claudio Soprano
wrote:
>
> Hi to all,
>
> We are using ovirt to manage 6 Data Centers, 3 of them are old Data
> Centers with no hosts inside, but with domains, storage and VMs not running.
>
> We
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