@CitrixNewbJD This is Frank. I hope Scott and the gang here can help get you back operational quickly. To touch on a topic that was mentioned earlier, VMs from Xen can be imported and converted on the fly. As long as the Scale nodes can browse to the VM files (.vhd) on the storage, the XenServer functional state doesn't matter.

@travisdh1 said in XenServer 6.2 servers down. I have no Xen skill. Most likely networking? Help!:

@CitrixNewbJD said in XenServer 6.2 servers down. I have no Xen skill. Most likely networking? Help!:

@Dashrender @scottalanmiller Systems are up. New disk in, VD is degraded and being rebuilt.

Uhm, full backup created first?

Second that ^^

@CitrixNewbJD Find a system (desktop or server) with some diskspace. Use native Windows backup and do system state if you have nothing currently. XenServer may have something built in. Awful Windows backups are better than none.

@travisdh1 said in XenServer 6.2 servers down. I have no Xen skill. Most likely networking? Help!:

@CitrixNewbJD said in XenServer 6.2 servers down. I have no Xen skill. Most likely networking? Help!:

@Dashrender @scottalanmiller Systems are up. New disk in, VD is degraded and being rebuilt.

Uhm, full backup created first?

Second that ^^

Isn't this saying the virtual drives for each failed? This should be different than a physical drive failure, right? Or am I reading something wrong?

@CitrixNewbJD This is Frank. I hope Scott and the gang here can help get you back operational quickly. To touch on a topic that was mentioned earlier, VMs from Xen can be imported and converted on the fly. As long as the Scale nodes can browse to the VM files (.vhd) on the storage, the XenServer functional state doesn't matter.