Kaitlin Rupert wrote:
Below are the part code of libvirt-cim provider. I tried to define the test_mode as [0, 1, 2], but it
What failure are you seeing? This works for me.. here's my pywbem script:
from pywbem import WBEMConnection, CIMInstanceName, CIMInstance, cim_types
c = WBEMConnection("http://localhost", ("root", "pass"), "root/virt")
c.debug = True
iname = CIMInstanceName('KVM_NetPoolResourceAllocationSettingData', namespace='root/virt',keybindings = {'InstanceID':'DiskPool/meep-net'})
rasd = CIMInstance('KVM_NetPoolResourceAllocationSettingData', path=iname, properties={"Address":"192.168.0.4", "Netmask":"255.255.254.0", "IPRangeStart":"192.168.0.5", "IPRangeEnd":"192.168.0.27", "ForwardMode":cim_types.Uint16(2), "ForwardDevice":"eth1"})
rasds = [rasd.tomof()]
print rasds
res = c.InvokeMethod("CreateChildResourcePool", "KVM_ResourcePoolConfigurationService", Settings=rasds, ElementName="meep-net")
print c.last_request
fails yet. How to set the test_mode in cimtest for different types?
if (cu_get_u16_prop(inst, "ForwardMode", &type) != CMPI_RC_OK) { pool->pool_info.net.forward_mode = strdup("nat"); } else { free(pool->pool_info.net.forward_mode);
switch (type) { case NETPOOL_FORWARD_NONE: pool->pool_info.net.forward_mode = NULL; break; case NETPOOL_FORWARD_NAT: pool->pool_info.net.forward_mode = strdup("nat"); break; case NETPOOL_FORWARD_ROUTED: pool->pool_info.net.forward_mode = strdup("route"); break; default: return "Storage pool type not supported";
I checked this too in Virt_RPCS.c file.. Here is the XML that is generated for the route type: xmlgen.c(981): Created pool XML: <network> <name>testpool</name> <bridge/> <forward mode="nat" dev="eth1"/> <ip address="192.168.0.51" netmask="255.255.255.0"> <dhcp> <range start="192.168.0.52" end="192.168.0.61"/> </dhcp> </ip> </network>
Seems like only the if condition is getting executed for some reason.
Daisy,
In your test case I think we need to specify pool_attr["ForwardMode"] = "route" and pool_attr["ForwardDevice"] = "eth1" for route type.
The ForwardDevice is a uint16 - it needs to take a number. If you look at the schema:
[Description ("Network pool forwarding mode"), ValueMap {"0", "1", "2"}, Values {"None", "NAT", "Routed"}] uint16 ForwardMode;
In Daisy's test, she is using strings, but it should be the following:
pool_attr["ForwardMode"] = 2 #This will give you a route pool type. Oh! Thanks so much. Yup! I had tried with the numbers as well which had not worked. May be I missed something.