I’m trying to get a multi-hypervisioner environment running with Cloudstack 4.3. At the moment I got XenServer 6.2 up and running with no problems so far, but the problems start with hyper-v (windows 2012r2 server)
I followed the following guide: http://cloudstack-installation.readthedocs.org/en/4.5/management-server/index.html#prepare-the-system-vm-template <http://cloudstack-installation.readthedocs.org/en/4.5/management-server/index.html#prepare-the-system-vm-template>. I wondering if I installed the hyper-v agent correctly. I used the pre-built Hyper-V Agent Installer ( from https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Creating+Hyperv+Agent+Installer <https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Creating+Hyperv+Agent+Installer>) and used the “AgentShell.exe --install -u <username> -p <password>” commando. Is it needed to build my own agent or it just fine to use the pre-build version? I followed the steps to add the Hyper-v hypervisioner to the Cloudstack server and added the vm template to the smb secondary share. After the creation of the basic zone, Cloudstack isn't able to build the system vm’s correctly. Somehow he is making endless system-vm’s in my hyper-v manager. Met vriendelijke groet, Alexander Sterk Regulusweg 5 2516 AC Den Haag The Netherlands Email: a...@vboxx.nl <mailto:a...@vboxx.nl> Phone: +31 70 206 00 91 Web: http://www.vboxx.nl <http://www.vboxx.nl/> KvK: 55105092 P Still using Dropbox or Google Drive? Ask me about vBoxxCloud <http://vboxxcloud.nl/>, a secure cloud solution. Less risk, more control!
