This Readme contains information about NetIQ Cloud Manager 2.1.1 issues you might encounter. The Readme is divided into the following sections:
The following issues might be encountered during Cloud Manager installation:
The Cloud Manager Orchestration installation media does not include the RHEL or SLES 9 monitoring packages.
If you want to monitor RHEL or SLES 9 resources, we recommend that you download Ganglia 3.1.7 from the SourceForge Web site and install it on the resources to be monitored. Create a .conf file similar to one that exists on a SLES machine, editing the node name in the file so that the monitoring metrics display for the resource in the Orchestration Console.
If you do not install the Cloud Manager Monitoring Server package during the installation of the Cloud Manager Orchestration components, later attempts to set up the server for high availability by running the zos_server_ha_post_config.sh script fail.
Workaround: If you intend to use the Orchestration Server in a high availability environment, you must install the Cloud Manager Monitoring Server package with it.
For information about the Cloud Manager Monitoring installation pattern, see Cloud Manager Monitoring Server Pattern
in the NetIQ Cloud Manager 2.1.1 Installation Planning Guide.
For information about installing the Monitoring pattern in YaST, see Step 5 in the Installing the Orchestration Server to a SLES 11 Pacemaker Cluster Environment
procedure of the NetIQ Cloud Manager 2.1.1 Orchestration Server High Availability Configuration Guide or Step 7 in the Installing the Orchestration Server to a SLES 10 High Availability Environment
procedure of the NetIQ Cloud Manager 2.1.1 Orchestration Server High Availability Configuration Guide.
For information about configuring Cloud Manager Orchestration Monitoring, see Configuring the Monitoring Server and Monitoring Agent
in the NetIQ Cloud Manager 2.1.1 Orchestration Installation Guide.
The following issues might be encountered with the Cloud Manager Application components:
A Cloud Manager user might see intermittent display problems in the Cloud Manager Web console interface where some tabs are not properly displayed.
If you encounter this problem, we recommend that you restart the Cloud Manager Application Server.
Cloud Manager reports referencing a monthly cost or a setup cost do not currently include the costs for add-on applications and add-on services.
We recommend that you manually calculate the add-on costs, adding them to the other business service costs for an accurate total. This issue is to be resolved in the next Cloud Manager release.
The following issues might be encountered with the Cloud Manager Orchestration components:
The following information is included in this section:
In the Orchestration Console, when you perform a Move operation on a Citrix Xen VM that includes a VM snapshot, the move of the VM itself is performed, but its associated snapshots do not move with it. Those snapshot disk files remain in the source repository.
Currently, there is no workaround for this issue.
Deployed Windows 2003 VMs in a Citrix XenServer environment render a Service Control Manager error at login time as the workload is booting. Information from the Windows Event viewer leads to a PSOSysprep service that has failed to start.
At the fully deployed stage of the Windows workload lifecycle in Cloud Manager, the PSOSysprep service has already executed and is no longer needed. You can disregard the error.
Although the NetIQ Cloud Manager 2.1.1 ISO includes the Orchestration VM Client installation, the documentation for this product is no longer available. For legacy versions of the documentation, download the .zip file with compressed .pdf documents of older versions of the documentation.
Beginning with the release of NetIQ Cloud Manager 2.1.2, the VM Client will not be included in the Cloud Manager product.
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