Exalogic Virtual: How to List Guest vServers Network Information from OVM Manager DB
(Doc ID 2791568.1)
Last updated on NOVEMBER 10, 2022
Applies to:
Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud Software - Version 2.0.6.3.201020 and laterLinux x86-64
Oracle Virtual Server x86-64
Exalogic Virtual Releases October 2020 and Later PSU's with 2.0.6.3.X codeline which has OVM Manager version 3.4.X
Exalogic Virtual Releases 2.0.6.4.X releases with OVM Manager version 3.4X
Goal
This MOS Note provides information on how to list Guest vServers Network information from OVM Manager 3.4.X DB in Exalogic Virtual racks.
NOTE:
Steps in this MOS Note would be useful when troubleshooting issues of Network information missing for Guest vServers in EMOC BUI console and when regenerating OVM Manager DB for any corruption issues. Guest vServers Network Information is stored in OVM Manager DB when new vServer is created. Guest vServers network information from OVM Manager is populated in EMOC Domain model which then is shown in EMOC BUI console when clicking on Guest vServer and going to Network tab. Everytime OVM Manager Database is being rebuilt, Guest vServer network information will be erased from OVMM DB. Guest vServer network information will have to be injected into OVMM DB as part of OVM Manager DB rebuild procedure.
Steps in this MOS Note would be useful when troubleshooting issues of Network information missing for Guest vServers in EMOC BUI console and when regenerating OVM Manager DB for any corruption issues. Guest vServers Network Information is stored in OVM Manager DB when new vServer is created. Guest vServers network information from OVM Manager is populated in EMOC Domain model which then is shown in EMOC BUI console when clicking on Guest vServer and going to Network tab. Everytime OVM Manager Database is being rebuilt, Guest vServer network information will be erased from OVMM DB. Guest vServer network information will have to be injected into OVMM DB as part of OVM Manager DB rebuild procedure.
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