I have a Xen Pool with two servers.
My issue is the usage info only shows for the first XenServer not the second.
Any thoughts? I tried clearing the cache for XenCenter but things remained the same..
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Here is the screen shot requested
Xen 2 info
Hmmmm, that looks like an XAPI issue. I'm assuming that if you live migrate one of those VM's onto the other server, it shows the information correctly? If so, that means XAPI is fine on the guests.
Try restarting XAPI on the command line for the server in question. Hit the tab on the server for "Console". Hit enter to get a prompt. Then just type:
service xapi restart
Try that, and post any errors or output that command gives you.
No dice and no errors..
[root@xen2 ~]# service xapi restart
Stopping xapi: .. [ OK ]
Starting xapi: ..start-of-day complete. [ OK ]
[root@xen2 ~]#
This is truly a puzzle...
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Also i tried the following...Did get one error
[root@xen2 ~]# killall -9 xapi
[root@xen2 ~]# service xapi stop
Stopping xapi: Error: Connection refused (calling connect )
[ OK ]
[root@xen2 ~]# service xapi start
Starting xapi: .start-of-day complete. [ OK ]
[root@xen2 ~]# service xapi restart
Stopping xapi: .. [ OK ]
Starting xapi: ..start-of-day complete. [ OK ]
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by: ToxicPigPosted on 2009-09-22 at 12:51:18ID: 25396811
By usage info, I'm assuming you mean the information that is found on the "Search" tab (version 5.5). Click on the pool, and not a server in the list on the left. Click on the "Search" tab for the pool, and you should see both servers and all VM's listed in the right side of the window.