> Are the hosts "compatible" ? > eg. what hardware are they running - are there issue with compatibility > between then CPUs -eg. does host A have a newer cpu (with newer features) > than host b ?
The machines are only compatible to the extent that both their CPUs support vtx. When we go into production both machines will be identical. One is a Dell PowerEdge 840 with Intel Xeon Quad Core (X3220 @ 2.4GHz). The other is a HP Compaq dc7800p with Intel Core2 vPro (E8400 @ 3.0GHz). The guests are all using only one vCPU. I have solved the lost-networking-on-migration issue - there was no bridge forwarding in iptables on second VM host. The reboot-on-migration issue remains however, and occurs both with CentOS 5.5 and Win7 guests. This is not a total show-stopper for us as in our environment we can afford to shut machines down and restart on another host, but live migration would be a nice feature. Side Note: Since the majority of those answering my questions on this list and the libvirt-users list are RedHat staff, thought I would point out that while we're testing on CentOS, we have actually purchased 5 RedHat subscriptions which are yet to be activated. Thanks again _______________________________________________ virt-tools-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/virt-tools-list
