there are a lot of things that can go wrong. Could you provide some logs from your admin server? Somewhere should be a reason why the proposal fails. In my first tests with SOC 6 there were permission errors, for example:
nde200 puma[4675]: [4675] * Preloading application
nde200 puma[4675]: [4675] ! Unable to load application: Errno::EACCES: Permission denied @ rb_sysopen - /var/log/crowbar/production.log
pumactl[4698]: Status file not found: /opt/dell/crowbar_framework/tmp/pids/puma.state
So it’s not necessarily your fault that it fails. Try to find respective entries in /var/log/messages and post them here if you find something.
second card network is nat who connect internet to vm
any idead what im doing wrong?[/color]
From the screenshots it looks like you’re trying to do this on
VirtualBox but is this running on Windows or Linux?
Like Eugen said, lots of things can go wrong and it’s hard to tell from
your screenshots what it is in this case. Perhaps you could provide a
screenshot of the actual error?
What I will note is that whilst you’ve configured NatNetwork1 with
Network CIDR 192.168.124.0 I think that should be 192.168.124.0/24. I’ll
also suggest that you don’t want DHCP enabled since that would interfere
with the one SUSE OpenStack Cloud set ups on the Admin Server.
Note I have SUSE OpenStack Cloud 6 working under VirtualBox but in a
private network (to the workstation) and not using NAT.
HTH.
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This is a different error, this one seems to be caused by an already existing admin. IIUC, you setup a new admin server without deleting the old one. Please try to reproduce the original issue and provide the syslog from /var/log/messages.
Sorry for not responding but you know work after return to home and power off my virtualbox with admin server i start again installation from web and on Transitioning Administrator server to ready state got error :
On 13/09/16 17:14, pracadyplomowa20 wrote:
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Sorry for not responding but you know work after return to home and
power off my virtualbox with admin server i start again installation
from web and on Transitioning Administrator server to ready state got
error :
Perhaps you can explain how you’ve configured your Admin Server VM. From
the above install.log file and your earlier VirtualBox screenshots are
you configuring it with two network adapters, each configured as NAT?
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So i got 2 adapters in vm one is natnetwork and i set up statis ip on this 192.168.124.10 , Second adapter is normal nat and it gices me access to internet .
Presumably you’re seeing problems when running install-suse-cloud?
Given the reference to the bridge-utils package in the top half of that
screenshot does your server have access to the SLES12 SP1 media
(physical, ISO, or remote mount)?
HTH.
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[QUOTE=pracadyplomowa20;34273]Sorry for not responding but you know work after return to home and power off my virtualbox with admin server i start again installation from web and on Transitioning Administrator server to ready state got error :
The only other thing that is possibly suggested by the above output is
DNS - does the hostname resolve correctly? What does “hostname -f”
report? Can you also post /etc/hosts.
HTH.
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I would assume that the proposal fails because of the dnsmasq error. Can you provide output for:
systemctl status dnsmasq.service
It should point to why the service fails. Maybe /var/log/messages gives more details why dnsmasq fails to start. You should first try to fix that, it’s required for a proper installation.
[QUOTE=eblock;34292]I would assume that the proposal fails because of the dnsmasq error. Can you provide output for:
systemctl status dnsmasq.service
It should point to why the service fails. Maybe /var/log/messages gives more details why dnsmasq fails to start. You should first try to fix that, it’s required for a proper installation.[/QUOTE]
it is dead (inactive ) when i want start him with systemctl start dnsmasq.service its says “unit dnsmasq.service failed to load : no such file or directory” I think its is not even installed but how now reconnect to internet?
How is your repository setup (zypper lr -d)? In one of my first installations of SOC6 I had also some trouble with not installed packages. It’s likely that after you fix dnsmasq service you’ll get another missing package error. But this way you’ll get further step by step, that’s how I did it.
Do you have internet connection from your admin server at all? Or do you mean that your host where admin is running loses its connectivity? I think that would be strange, but networking is not really my field of expertise, so maybe someone else is able to help here.
so i installed dnsmsql rerun installation internet connection is gone again this is from https://www.dropbox.com/s/cr8k3jq7si0c1hq/repo_setup.PNG?dl=0
before runnig crowbar script i have connection to internet after runing this script connection is gone and i must reset interfaces to get connection to internet .
[QUOTE=pracadyplomowa20;34296]so i installed dnsmsql rerun installation internet connection is gone again this is from https://www.dropbox.com/s/cr8k3jq7si0c1hq/repo_setup.PNG?dl=0
before runnig crowbar script i have connection to internet after runing this script connection is gone and i must reset interfaces to get connection to internet .[/QUOTE]
after return to home and power off my virtualbox with admin server i start again installation from web and on Transitioning Administrator server to ready state got error :
after return to home and
