Management IP addresses pool exhausted

[Umair Azam <ua...@i2cinc.com>]

Hi,

How to free exhausted IP addresses pool from cloudstack, Cloudstack was 
unable to launch systems vms at first and especially ssvm due to strange 
nfs time out issues so all IP's were used during this issue and now is 
there any precise way of releasing these IP's and starting system VM's 
again?.

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Umair Azam

Re: Management IP addresses pool exhausted

[abhisek basu <ab...@msn.com>]

Before making changes in DB, try to decrease the expung interval and delay interval to very low value, restart management service. This way the VM expung process will be faster and eventually address the issue.

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> On 22 Mar 2014, at 8:58 am, "Umair Azam" <ua...@i2cinc.com> wrote:
> 
> SELECT * FROM cloud.vm_instance where (name like "s-%" or name like "v-%");
> 
> shows me all VM's is expunging state and expunge delay/interval values are set to 86400
> 
> Umair Azam
> 
>> On 3/22/2014 6:58 AM, Umair Azam wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> How to free exhausted IP addresses pool from cloudstack, Cloudstack was unable to launch systems vms at first and especially ssvm due to strange nfs time out issues so all IP's were used during this issue and now is there any precise way of releasing these IP's and starting system VM's again?.
> 

Re: Management IP addresses pool exhausted

[Umair Azam <ua...@i2cinc.com>]

SELECT * FROM cloud.vm_instance where (name like "s-%" or name like "v-%");

shows me all VM's is expunging state and expunge delay/interval values are set to 86400

Umair Azam

On 3/22/2014 6:58 AM, Umair Azam wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How to free exhausted IP addresses pool from cloudstack, Cloudstack 
> was unable to launch systems vms at first and especially ssvm due to 
> strange nfs time out issues so all IP's were used during this issue 
> and now is there any precise way of releasing these IP's and starting 
> system VM's again?.
>