On Thu, 19 Jul 2012 12:30:26 +0000 Jeremy Bartosiewicz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi All, > I have recently installed Spacewalk proxies in my > environments. They are registered with the master server and > showing up active. No issues there. Using version 1.7 (latest > sync from repos, but not using nightly - all running under > centos 6). > > Previously, KVM hosts registered to the master server would > show up under the "Virtual Systems" section in the Web > Interface with their relevant Guests. Now that these Host > machines have been deleted from the master server and > re-registered with the proxy servers (this worked fine + > updates are pulled ok) it seems that virtualisation > information is not passed on to the master (all hosts shown as > unknown) via the proxy. Is this a known issue? Maybe I am > missing some features? Maybe the proxies are not working as > expected? Maybe this feature is not implemented in full / > there is a bug? > > The proxies in question have the package > rhn-virtualization-common.noarch installed and my KVM hosts > have the package rhn-virtualization-host.noarch installed. I > have tried rhn-profile-sync on all machines. > > Are you able to point me in the right direction so as to have > this fixed or provide any advice regarding troubleshooting / > known bugs? > > > > Thanks in advance for any help! > > > Jeremy Hello, these KVM hosts were just re-registered (so versions of client tools `rpm -q rhn-client-tools` was same)? Do you added "Virtualization" add-on entitlement to the host in WebUI? When you do `rhn-profile-sync`, you should see 3 messages: about package, hardware and virtualization profile being updated. Is that correct? All should just work through Spacewalk Proxy, so you expectations are correct. Regards, Jan -- Jan Hutar Systems Management QA [email protected] Red Hat, Inc.
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