Rebooting the host fixed the issue.
But that's not the way to go.
I cannot reboot hosts to be sure that, when chaning a MTU in the xencenter, by
disabling HA and reenabling it , that the APi will work as expected.
Where to file a bug report ?
XEN 6.5SP1 all updated applied.
Rgds.
Franz
Hello again,
another info which leads me to a bug is, using PIF::get_all_records() and
utilizing the host ref.
what comes out is that, when having a cluster, the MTU is displayed wrong, like:
VLAN: 1484 MTU: 9000 Hostref: xensued01
VLAN: 1484 MTU: 1500 Hostref: xennord01
The VM runs on xennord01
Hi,
i hope that's the right place for my particular problem i have with the XEN APi.
I use two different approaches to get the MTU of a VLAN and get two different ,
but wrong values.
The XenCenter show the right values.
Approach 1:
1.) Xen::API::VM::get_all_records
2.) Xen::API::VM::get_VIFs
