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f
now all is stuck in this state
and I cant login to 9mc8v to restart rke-server etc
h
are you able to ping? and do you have access to the console? If not probably reach out to your Linux admin team
from the screenshot, I am assuming you did rke2 upgrade grom 1.34.3 to 1.35.4 ?
b
stonith?
f
yeah it happened during upgrade to 1.35.4. I see now that the IP address changed on reboot. Do I need to install rke2 manually now and then rancher will get the update?
b
I think you should be able to just change the IP back to what it was before (reserve it and set it statically so it doesn't happen again)
That or remove the node and install a new one?
f
all 3 cpntrolplanes hanging and cluster is not reachable anymore
b
Did you fix the IPs on the hosts? Otherwise you're likely looking at an etcd restore.
h
how did the IP change? do you not have static IPs on these nodes?
f
guess not. the machines are generated by rancher in vmware
solved it by creating a new cluster and deploy everything on it
b
So rancher is aware of VM's it provisioned and can get an IP from them. It's like that in Harvester as well. However, Kubernetes treats IPs as immutable. So if you have DHCP in your stack, you need to either provision those VMs with static IPs, or go back and make a DHCP reservation after they're provisioned. We have to do the same thing in our env.
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