VM state is reflected in "vm_instance" table. You could update the state using the following SQL: update vm_instance set state='Up', host_id=<host_id> where id=<vm_id>; //host_id is where the VM is running
Agent status is reflected in "host table". Make sure the entries in the two tables correctly correspond to each other. I would recommend to check all network interfaces (specially the private/link-local IP) are sending/receiving traffic. It would also benefit to run the ssvm diagnostic tool to check for any discrepancy. -----Original Message----- From: Tejas Sheth [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2014 4:16 AM To: [email protected] Subject: SSVM weird behavior Hello guyz, we were doing HA testing for xenservers. when SSVM restarted to another host in cloudstack VM State stuck to "STARTING" but agent state is "UP" . I tried to upload and ISO to secondary storage which is working fine. is it because cloudstakc was not able to update the record in VM_instance table? Which table i have to modify to change the VM status from "Starting" to "UP"? Thanks, Tejas
