Hello @centrisag I am sorry for late response. I must to ask, do you mean OLVM (Oracle Linux VM, ovirt based hypervisormanager) or OVM (which is older solution from Oracle)? It is important in meaning of choose strategy. At this moment we do not make another HA feature, then in our documentation, but I think, that we could handle your environment in other way: Our software is build in architecture Server+Nodes. You could use many Nodes with own config (for example for Main and External site) Server could be in completly another place than worker nodes (for example in another hypervisor) You can restore VM from Main to external site only choosing where this vm should be restored (if you have Node configs, we choose based on assinged Node config to hypervisor) You can use guide for Disaster Recovery if you want to arise server in another location. If you need additional information, the best option will be contact with our PreSales Team (presales@storware.eu) where my coworkers could make meeting where they could show you how we handle similar cases. Regards Krzysztof Szawara IT Systems Specialist

When a Storware update goes wrong, here's how to handle it: Stay Calm: These issues can be fixed. Check Logs: Look for error messages in the update logs. Rollback if Needed: Revert to the previous version if the update caused major problems. Contact Support: Reach out to Storware support for help. Verify Compatibility: Ensure the update is compatible with your system. Backup Data: Securely back up your data before making further changes. Check Dependencies: Make sure all necessary components are installed and updated. Consider a Clean Install: Uninstall and reinstall the latest version if problems persist. Review Documentation: Check Storware’s documentation for any known issues and solutions.

I resolved this issue with this command: ip addr del 10.10.122.13/24 dev enp3s0

@tomasdeltell Yes, it is.

@djaw Thank you for the solution! I'll try it!