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Oracle VM 3: How to Forcefully Delete an Unassigned Oracle VM server when Fails with "OVMAPI_4010E Attempt
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to send command: release_ownership" (Doc ID 1916292.1)
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This note explains how to forcefully delete an unassigned Oracle VM server after a delete server operation fails with the error
shown below. Take note of the word "Clustered" at the end of the second line in the error message below. This provides a Related Products
clue that there is likely a problem with the pool file system on the failed Oracle VM server. Oracle VM
OVMAPI_4010E Attempt to send command: release_ownership to server: myserver17 failed. Information Centers
OVMAPI_4004E Server Failed Command: release_ownership 0004fb000001000063823772361f87eb, Status: Information Center: Oracle VM
org.apache.xmlrpc.XmlRpcException: exceptions.Exception:Cannot release server in membership state: Clustered Release 3.x for x86
[1351538.2]
The following screen shot shows what the error message will look like as seen from the Oracle VM Manager:
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The second screen shot below showing the output from the df command tells us that a storage repository is mounted but no
there is no pool file system. When you see the word "Clustered" in the error message this likely means the that the pool file
system cannot be un-mounted. In this case, the pool file system can't be unmounted since it is clearly not mounted at all.
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SOLUTION
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The following list shows the major steps needed to solve the problem:
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Step 1: Acknowledge any outstanding server events
There are many Oracle VM Manager jobs/operations that will fail simply because an Oracle VM server has unacknowledged
critical or major events. You will need to ensure all events have been acknowledged before proceeding any further.
The following screen shot shows all events have been acknowledged
You will need to log onto the Oracle VM server as root and stop the agent using the following command:
You will now be able to delete the un-assigned Oracle VM server from the model once the agent is stopped from the previous
step. Simply select the un-assigned server in the navigation pane as shown below and then chose the Delete Server icon from
navigation tool bar.
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Screen shot showing the server has been deleted from the model
You should now be able to reinstall the Oracle VM Server product on the deleted server. Please follow the instructions found in
the latest version of the Oracle VM Installation and Upgrade Guide for installing your particular version of Oracle VM Server.
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Oracle Linux and Virtualization > Oracle VM > Oracle VM > Oracle VM > Oracle VM Manager > physical storage, disks, paths, nfs, storage servers
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ORACLE VM MANAGER; ORACLE VM SERVER
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