long story short
i created a domain controller , so i wanted to bridge the connection of this Virtual machine and thats what happened .
no configuration have been done to the configuration files its all done from the GUI
i am confident that as you said in tailed replies , a virtual machine grabbed the address but now i am unable to revert it back .
which interface i should reconfigure to get back the connection ?
(Guys can KVM qcow2 images be converted in something Windows HyperV can use ?)
after i resolve the issue this will be my next topic to search about
@Pete-S this is all which i could provide as I couldn’t remotely connect to the server
I accidentally modified the port of one of the Virtual machines which disordered network of the host
Know i am unable to remote control the host but the vms are still up and running i took some screen shots which might be useful
@DustinB3403 it was stopped
But fortunately i got it resolved i had to downgrade one packege and after that restarted the service and it worked
I did yum history undo for the updates but it didn’t work for me
i really apologize for inconvenience , the thing right now that i am unable to run libvirtd conflict with shutdown.target and shutdown.target conflicts with many other services .
last thing done before the outage was installing the following : qemu-kvm qemu-img virt-manager libvirt libvirt-python libvirt-client virt-install virt-viewer bridge-utils
after that i was unable to view old created machines
I do have a problem with cockpit
And really need any type of support as i have outage in service used by organization
