[Errno 113] No route to host after start oxad

[cledsons]

Hello,

Here in our Fibre testbed at UFF Island, we getting the following message in /opt/ofelia/oxa/log/error.log after oxad startup:

Exception in thread Thread-1: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py", line 532, in bootstrap_inner self.run() File "/opt/ofelia/oxa/repository/vt_manager/src/python/agent/utils/ServiceThread.py", line 27, in run self.method(self.__param) File "/opt/ofelia/oxa/repository/vt_manager/src/python/agent/monitoring/MonitoringDispatcher.py", line 53, in processMonitoring
raise e error: [Errno 113] No route to host

Thanks for any help!

[alvico]

Seems that you not have connectivity to the hosts, could you check that your machine with the oxa can reach the xen servers?

try a ping.

[cledsons]

Thanks for reply

I have connectivity. oxad is installed on Dom0 and OCF on DomGuest and both ping each other.

Is there a way to find out, in the settings, the IP address that the message refers to?

Thank you again.

2014-01-27 alvico notifications@github.com

Seems that you not have connectivity to the hosts, could you check that your machine with the oxa can reach the xen servers?

try a ping.

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[CarolinaFernandez]

Hi,

I guess you are seeing that message because the variables VTAM_IP, VTAM_PORT, XMLRPC_USER, XMLRPC_PASS are not correct. You can find the file in /opt/ofelia/oxa/repository/vt_manager/src/python/agent/mySettings.py.

This error should indicate that the Agent is not able to communicate back (e.g. the VM status) to the VT AM. You can try the following to check the connectivity to the VTM AM machine. If the ping method does not return anything back, either check the (IP, port) or the (user, password):

~# python
>>> import xmlrpclib
>>> server = xmlrpclib.Server("https://<XMLRPC_USER>:<XMLRPC_PASS>@<VTAM_IP>:<VTAM_PORT>/xmlrpc/plugin")
>>> server.ping("test")
'test'

[cledsons]

Thanks ... Solved.