GitHub user bhorvitz added a comment to the discussion: CloudStack-KVM integration for Veeam B&R
> As Veeam will be trying to connect to the worker VM, can you please verify if > the network connectivity is working? Also, is the VM getting booted and > stopped? You can check the VM console. @shwstppr So, it looks like network connectivity is the problem, but the question is why. I can't ping the worker VM from the VBR server but I can ping another VM on the same subnet and same network in cloudstack, so I don't suspect any actual networking problem. It sort of looks like the worker might not be getting configured. I can see the VM boot on console and then after it's done, it has just a prompt of "localhost login: " which if I extrapolate that the hostname didn't get set, maybe other things didn't as well? Are there particular requirements or restrictions from a network offering perspective that it might need? Right now it's on the system DefaultIsolatedNetworkOffering. > The second issue is my doing. I accidentally introduced an issue while trying > to filter Kubernetes node VMs. That is fixed by > [789764a](https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/commit/789764a27293e17bd45ed82a4f89929e77742abd), > so if you can please verify if the commit is there. Fixed! GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/discussions/12869#discussioncomment-16909745 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
