XOA Error when installing

kilo

@nackstein is it interfaces.d or just interfaces

olivierlambert

Interface is down, don't know why. sudo ip link set dev eth0 up

nackstein

@kilo interfaces.d it's a directory while interfaces it's a file. In recent debian you can configure just interfaces or create new file one for each interface and put them into interfaces.d, for your purpose it's enough to edit interfaces

before editing, try to bring the interface up as suggested by Olivier. maybe you can post the content of interfaces type

cat interfaces

to show its content

kilo

okay now it shows network config....thats correct config. question remains same....why not pinging then???

kilo

Please note that my LAN is 192.168.0.x

olivierlambert

Because it's down. Put it up and see (or just reboot)

ZacApplegate

@olivierlambert any thoughts on my issue from the post above?

kilo

@olivierlambert @nackstein rebooted...and finally there........it really helped, you guys are great!...thnx a bunch for the support....

nackstein

uhm... I contributed to increase entropy. sorry. the original post was about another issue.

ZacApplegate

@olivierlambert any thoughts on my issue from the post above?

olivierlambert

Please select the right network with the web UI deploy interface on http://xen-orchestra.com/#!/xoa

ZacApplegate

@olivierlambert I tried each network option and I get the same error on all of them?

I installed xcp-ng with eth2 thats what the interface says and thats the one I have been trying to use.

sabival89

@ZacApplegate It appears that I am having the same issue and xapi0 doesn't appear when I run the ifconfig -a command.

@olivierlambert I have tried selecting each network option as well but to no avail.

olivierlambert

Okay so there's a problem while using this template with some XCP-ng/CH installs. But it's not clear why. Let me investigate.

olivierlambert

Is your XCP-ng fully up to date?

arvid

I just wanted to chime in to say that I had the same problem trying to install orchestra using the web interface and the curl script, but I was able to install it by downloading and importing the .xva in XCP-ng center.

This was on a fresh xcp-ng install on an old workstation with an intel i7 2600k.

olivierlambert

Okay so I modified the XVA, can you try again now?

olivierlambert

Ping @sabival89 @ZacApplegate and @arvid

arvid

@olivierlambert Yep, the web deploy worked for me now. I now have two xoa vms.

olivierlambert

\o/ Thanks a lot for your feedback.

To let you know why: for an unknown reason, the XVA exported included an incorrect bridge name, xapi0 instead of xenbr0.

So I had to unpack it, fix the XML with the right name and repack it. I remember it happened once in the past. Root cause is unclear but now I'll add extra checks before deploying, that bridge name is correct (everyone should have a xenbr0).

I couldn't spot the issue myself because in our test lab, we got xapi0 network, so it was working.