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This has been an effort in patience. I have 4 HPE Gen10 DL360s, all with the exact same hardware config, same firmware, same everything yet every one of them has presented me with a different challenge when installing CE. This particular server will not get past INFO Removing the marker file. My research has not turned up anything yet. I’m installing from phoenix.x86_64-fnd_5.6.1_patch-aos_6.8.1_ga.iso Thanks
1. What happens if a dark site can't import CSF files and therefore can't convert licenses? 2. If I don't currently have PCs installed in my cluster or have a low AOS version that prevents me from applying a new license, is converting my license for now the right way to go? 3. I have a cluster configured with NX-3060-G6 NBL licenses. In this case, for the G6 equipment, the EOSL is known to be until January 31, 2020. Are these licenses not extendable or renewable? 4. Conversely, if the CBL expires by January 31, will it be possible to renew or convert to 2.0 without any restrictions? There's a lot I don't know about converting licenses.
What is the relationship between ntnx0 and the Backplane LAN? I’m running CE with 1 node, but plan to add a second at some point. When I attempt to configure the Backplan LAN I get the error: Error while creating Backplane LAN: Failed in cluster setup validation with error Minimum 3 nodes required in cluster Do I need 3 nodes to investigate how the Backplane LAN works? Really looking for how to isolate ntnx0 in a VLAN on br0 separate from AHV and CVM management network (VLAN).
Hello, I've already created a cluster using the command cluster -s x.x.x.x create and I'd like to add a second node to this cluster. I've also seen that some people have an “expand cluster” tab in the hardware section of prism element, but I don't have it. If anyone has encountered or knows this problem, I'm interested in the solution I'm available if you have any further questions or need supplements, thank you in advance for your help.
Hello,Just wanted to know if anyone else here experienced this issue where the host in my single node cluster is not schedulable. Here is the output from acli host.get nutanix@NTNX-CVM:~$ acli host.get REDACTED 172.xxx.x.xx { cpu_usage_ppm: 0 host_overhead_bytes: 0 logical_timestamp: 1 max_mem_ha_reserved_bytes: 0 mem_assigned_bytes: 0 mem_usage_bytes: 0 memory_size_bytes: 0 node_state: "AcropolisNormal" num_cpus: 0 pool_size_bytes: 0 schedulable: False uuid: "REDACTED" } Initial issue I had was that I cannot power-on the VM due to this error: NoHostResources: No host is schedulable: 14 And after checking this host scheduling thing is what I thought of the culprit on why I cannot power-on my UVM. Already the following: 1. Enter/exit maintenance mode2. Restart the CVM / AHV Host Also noticed that the Prism element Hardware tab shows 0 usable CPU/RAM capacity on this AHV host. I use the version 6.8.1 and it is installed as a VM in an ESXi host.
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Hello, How can I check the recycle bin in Nutanix v5? I’m facing a space issue with the default container. When I delete a VM, the available space in the container doesn’t seem to change. Regarding the snapshot files, I have snapshots that I can’t delete located in the path /default-container-/.snapshot.
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SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is commonly used for monitoring and managing network devices. It enables administrators to gather data about network performance, system uptime, and much more. In this article, we'll go over the steps for setting up an SNMP server on a Rocky Linux machine, enabling SNMPv2c and SNMPv3 for enhanced security. Step 1: Install SNMP Packages To get started, you need to install the net-snmp and net-snmp-utils packages. These packages provide the SNMP daemon (snmpd) and tools like snmpwalk for querying SNMP data. Run the following command to install the required packages: sudo dnf install net-snmp net-snmp-utils -y Step 2: Enable and Start the SNMP Daemon Once the SNMP packages are installed, the next step is to enable and start the SNMP daemon (snmpd). This allows your system to begin listening for SNMP requests. Enable SNMP to start on boot: sudo systemctl enable snmpd Start the SNMP daemon: sudo systemctl start snmpd Step 3: Configure SNMP Now that
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