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@shaerul since you removed the host and added it back I believe the volumes point to the old primary storage. You may have to update the database. Update the volumes with the new pool_id. Take DB backup and test the steps before trying this in production. |
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I’m using CloudStack 4.18.1.0 with local storage and had a single management server, which unfortunately crashed. I managed to rebuild the server using a MySQL backup. The management server started up fine, and everything appeared intact, except the host was shown as disconnected.
I couldn’t reconnect the host, so I ended up deleting and re-adding it. After reconnecting, the local storage now shows as empty. The VMs are listed as running, but there are no volumes attached. However, I can see all the image files are still present in
/var/lib/libvirt/images
via the CLI.Is there any way to recover these volumes and attach them to the corresponding instances? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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