@djp I am not really sure what else besides migration traffic passes over that .
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RE: Default Migration Network interface
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RE: Default Migration Network interface
@djp If you assign IP's to the hosts in the same subnet range for a given network it should show up in that list.
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RE: Unable to enable HA on a XCP-ng 8.2.1 Compute Pool
@Denson After enabling HA, the host has to be manually rebooted, which I think you're already aware of.
OK, well, that leaves pretty much a network issue. Hmm. The statefile created OK on the shared SR within the pool?
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RE: Unable to enable HA on a XCP-ng 8.2.1 Compute Pool
@Denson When you enable HA, note that the host has to be rebooted for HA to take effect. Was that the case?
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RE: Issue with SR and coalesce
@nikade Am wondering still if one of the hosts isn't connected to that SR properly. Re-creating teh SR from scratch would do the trick, but a lot of work shuffling all the VMs to different SR storage. Might be worth it, of course, if it fixes the issue.
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RE: Importing ovf appliance question
@pctechsolution Hum, first time i see this issue. It's probably the same thing as the disk (the appliance don't know how to fetch CPU and Memory data). I don't have time the next few days to search the files, but i'll do that ASAP
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RE: Issue with SR and coalesce
@Byte_Smarter It my be that the SR is not mounted on one of the hosts in your pool?
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RE: Issue with SR and coalesce
@Byte_Smarter There's an ophan VDI locator in XenOrchestra, I believe. If the VDI is no longer associated with a VM, it's likely an orphan.
YOu can also use the command "vhd-util scan -a -p /var/run/sr-mount/<UUID-of-the-SR>" to look for orphans.