Update: OK, so it appears to be a compute service definition issue. I can migrate any host with statically defined compute services, but any host assigned to a "custom" compute service offering does nothing when you click on the migrate button. Is this by design? Is there a setting somewhere I can override to fix this?
From: Jeff Crystal [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2014 4:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Issues with Live Migration on new rollout Hello all, I have an issue I wonder if someone can help with. I've created a new advanced-network Cloudstack demo farm with 2 KVM hosts, management server, and NFS storage SAN I have enabled advanced networking with guest, public, management, and storage all on physical nic 1 I've created a couple of test vm instances, one from the stock Centos 5 template, and the other a basic load from CD of Windows Server 2008 Rs with SP1. When I try to perform a live migration and click on the icon, I don't get the popup asking for which host to move to. Selecting any system vm or virtual router and migrating to the other host works fine Is there something I need to do to my virtual guests to enable live migration? The administrator guide says to install xen- or vm- tools for Xen or Vmware, but makes no mention of KVM... [JCrystal Signature2013-1] ________________________________
