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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    I'm guessing it works now ? I am very interested to know, can I get some feedback ?
    Post by: thanis, Aug 27, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    Actually, this is quite easy. VMWare Server 2.0 uses a different way of starting VM's. So, if you edit the vmstart file and change the lines using...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 18, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Help with The Perfect Xen 3.1.0 Setup For Debian Etch (i386)"

    Hi egeex, Please read this article: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/320 , it should get you up & running. Just do these steps in...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 17, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    Woops, seems I missed something while reading your configs. Your ha.cf is not correct: Your config: kimmetjuh:~# cat /etc/ha.d/ha.cf logfile...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 12, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    VMWare replication and failover

    Hi sebastien, let's wait for Bart first and then we'll see. If I could have ssh access if all else fails that would be great :) The "case"...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 12, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    No it should not be added to your hosts file, (definitely NOT), but please do the following commands again and post the output here: 1. On...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 12, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    VMWare replication and failover

    Hi sebastien, of course I had no problems with the howto, I wrote it myself :) But I really stress that your problem is VMWare config related, I...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 12, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    Ah, now I see. You used IP address 192.168.1.13 in your haresources, while it is already configured on sproetjhuh. You should use a different free...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 12, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    Hi Bart, I'm guessing you skipped a part of the howto :) Please review this: Now we define "server1" as the primary/master server: On...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 12, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    Bart, your main issue is the not starting of the DRBD volume. What error do you get when running /etc/init.d/drbd start ? Can you post your...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 12, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    VMWare replication and failover

    Hi Sebastien, Could it be that your second server is connected differently ? I have tried to recreate your issue, and get the same problem if...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 11, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    VMWare replication and failover

    Hi, please keep in mind that the entire configuration of heartbeat and drbd does NOT have anything to do with the virtual machines. The...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 8, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Failover with VMWare Server - /var/vm isn't the right size..

    Hi Bart, It seems that your DRBD device is not started. Did you start DRBD ? You should not be able to see /dev/hda6. Please let me know at...
    Post by: thanis, Aug 8, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    DRBD Vmware Replication

    Hi Houms, if the /var/vm folder is empty, please type "mount" and you should see it there. If not, it means it is NOT mounted and you should do...
    Post by: thanis, May 18, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions
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    Virtual Machine Replication & Failover with VMWare Server & Debian Etch - 2 questions

    As for question 2: YEs, that is a correct output :) It says your DRBD volume is replicated and consistent .
    Post by: thanis, May 13, 2008 in forum: HOWTO-Related Questions