We moved a NX3000 to a new environment but one of the nodes died. So we had to reimage that node. The other two where still up and running. But after a power-failure on the rack, the two nodes rebooted but won't come up anymore. Genesis showing some failures:2016-08-18 14:38:40 INFO node_manager.py:3492 Svm has configured ip 10.160.35.124 and device eth0 has ip 10.160.35.1242016-08-18 14:38:43 INFO node_manager.py:3542 Setting up key based SSH access to host hypervisor for the first time...2016-08-18 14:38:43 INFO hypervisor_ssh.py:32 Trying to access hypervisor with provided key...2016-08-18 14:38:46 INFO hypervisor_ssh.py:40 Failed.2016-08-18 14:38:46 INFO hypervisor_ssh.py:44 Trying to access hypervisor with provided password...2016-08-18 14:38:49 INFO hypervisor_ssh.py:52 Failed2016-08-18 14:38:49 ERROR node_manager.py:3547 Failed to set up key based SSH access to hypervisor, most likely because we do not have the correct password cached. Please run fix_host_ssh command manually to fix this problem.2016-08-18 14:39:19 CRITICAL node_manager.py:3552 RestartingWe tried running that fix_host_ssh but that didn't work. ssh looks all fine:nutanix@NTNX-13AM3K080045-1-CVM:10.160.35.121:~$ ssh zk2FIPS mode initializedNutanix Controller VMLast login: Thu Aug 18 14:35:40 CEST 2016 from 10.160.35.124 on sshLast login: Thu Aug 18 14:43:47 2016 from 10.160.35.121nutanix@NTNX-13AM3K080045-2-CVM:10.160.35.124:~$ exitlogoutConnection to zk2 closed.nutanix@NTNX-13AM3K080045-1-CVM:10.160.35.121:~$ ssh root@ntnx1a.t-i.demoFIPS mode initializedThe time and date of this login have been sent to the system logs.VMware offers supported, powerful system administration tools. Pleasesee www.vmware.com/go/sysadmintools for details.The ESXi Shell can be disabled by an administrative user. See thevSphere Security documentation for more information.~ # Any idea what the problem might be here?
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Can you file a support ticket on portal.nutanix.com and we can hop on a WebEx to sort this out? Thanks
tried that but this box is not under support anymore as it's a demo box for customers.
We can always do a webex if you want.
We can always do a webex if you want.
Have you verified that the nic's are connected in vcenter?
Right click on the VM, click edit settings, and verify that each nic has the connected box checked.
Right click on the VM, click edit settings, and verify that each nic has the connected box checked.
just found it out. I have no idea why but all my 192.168.5.1 vmk's interfaces where gone on my esxi hosts, WTF.
just recreated them and genesis is starting fine now.
just recreated them and genesis is starting fine now.
Glad to hear, let us know if you run into anything else.
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