Hello.
I have a 4 nodes pool under XCP 1.6, it is running around 5 vm's each
with Debian 6. One of the VM's (not hosted on the pool master) has
stalled, I believe due to some internal reason, and does not respond to
console or network. I'm trying to shutdown or reboot this VM, but
unsuccessfully.
"xe vm-shutdown" made it show message "INIT: Switching to runlevel: 6"
(it seems it was not completely freezed after all), but the VM did not
actually shutdown.
After waiting a while, I tried "xe vm-shutdown force=1" with no visible
result.
"xe vm-param-list" says "current-operations (SRO): clean_shutdown".
Under Xend I would do a "xm destroy", but it seems like a "destroy" is a
different operation for XCP. "xe vm-destroy" complains about a
inappropriate VM state:
expected: halted, suspended
actual: running
As the last resource I can reboot or power cycle the physical node, but
I with there was a cleaner way.
Is there a equivalent to Xend's "xm destroy" in XCP 1.6?
Thank you.
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Alexandre Kouznetsov
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