Will
ESXi 5.0 and VCL 2.2.1 work well together.
Could please send VM host profile which is assigned to vclnode01 host?
What do you have for 'Data Store Path' and 'VM path'?
On vclnode01 host, where do you map datastore1 and datastore2?
I think 'Data Store Path' and 'VM path' in the profile
you are correct. right now those are set to the system defaults:
VMware ESX - local network storage
VM type:vmware
ESXiImage:No Image
Repository Path:null
Datastore Path:/vmfs/volumes/nfs-datastore1
VM Path:/vmfs/volumes/local-datastore
Virtual Switch 0:Private
Virtual Switch 1:Public
VM
[root@VCL-Server Desktop]# perl CatPerlTest.pl
OK: executed command: cat /etc/hosts, pid: 19185, exit status: 0, output:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4
localhost4.localdomain4
192.168.0.101 1vsphere.upb.pitt.edu 1vsphere
192.168.0.102 2vsphere.upb.pitt.edu 2vsphere
Yes, I have had no problems using SSH between the management node and
the VMWare host.
On 3/16/2012 1:39 PM, Mike Haudenschild wrote:
Hi Aaron,
The first thing I notice in the log output is this:
13:32:34|10951|20:20|image|VMware.pm:initialize(273)|no methods are
available to control VM
Hi Aaron,
Do you recall if install_perl_libs.pl complained about any missing modules
when you installed the management node code? I'm not sure if this applies
to your situation, but in all of my VCL 2.2.1 installs I've had to make
some adjustments to get all the needed PERL modules installed
Up to this point, I have been following the documentation exactly, so I
have configured the machine to use SSH and I have configured the VMhost
using the second link below. Since your suggestion, I am attempting to
work with the vsphere SDK. I am having trouble with some of the
dependencies
Hi Aaron,
The first thing I notice in the log output is this:
13:32:34|10951|20:20|image|VMware.pm:initialize(273)|no methods are
available to control VM host vsphere, the
vSphere SDK cannot be used to control the VM host and the host OS cannot be
controlled via SSH
Are you able to SSH
Given that your VMhost is called vsphere, is it safe to assume
that you plan to use the vSphere API to access the host?
If that is the case, you need to make sure that the vSphere SDK
for perl is installed. According to your logfile, the perl libraries are
either not installed or not in perl's
Hello Aaron
Can you log in into your Vsphere Client ESXI 4.1 Server the one
hosting the images
Go to Configurations
Under Software
Click on Security Profile
Click on Properties
Under Remote Access make sure you have
Remote Teach Support SSH is Running and Automatically Turned on
You should check
I have previously added each of the servers and clients into each others
Know hosts to eliminate any problems there. I have discovered that I am
able to use SSH key authentication between the Management node and the
client, but not from the client back to the Management node. Password
It sounds like the issue is related to the communication between the management
node and the VMware host. That, at least, is what the attached logs reflect. It
is also unclear whether you are trying to access the VM Host via the vSphere
API or via SSH. If it is the former, make sure that the
Aaron
The problem seems to be with your /etc/hosts file.
'cat /etc/hosts' failed with exit status 255, when exit status 0 is expected.
B/c of this, vcl couldn't get private ip address and didn't attempt to connect
to the host. I cannot think of any valid reasons why 'cat /etc/hosts' would
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