Description of problem: In RHEV 3.5 documentation section, Installation guide (8.2. Host Compatibility Matrix) -> It is mentioned that RHEV 3.5 with Cluster level 3.4 RHEL 6.6 unsupported but RHEL 6.5 is supported. Actual results: unsupported Expected results: supported Additional info: attaching the KCS article which says supported.
Is the above info correct? VDSM support only RHEL 6.5 with cluster level 3.4?
I am not aware of such limitation. In fact, rhev-3.5's Vdsm has explicit requirements of el6.6-bourn packages (e.g. selinux-policy-targeted >= 3.7.19-260.el6_6.2) and possibly other 6.7 ones. Historically we recommend customers to upgrade to the most recent minor version, but agree to support them (=look into their bugs) even if they have not done so. However note again that it cannot be a pure old 6.something, as we require explicit new versions. I suspect that rhel-6.6 was left out of the list, only because we had serious compatibility issues with rhel-6.6.0. But currently, if rhel-6.5 is in, I believe that 6.6 should be there, too.
Hi Dan, When RHEL 7.2 gets released, is it supported in Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.5 clusters with 3.5 compatibility level? Cheers, Julie
(In reply to Julie from comment #3) > Hi Dan, > When RHEL 7.2 gets released, is it supported in Red Hat Enterprise > Virtualization 3.5 clusters with 3.5 compatibility level? Correct. For example, RHEV-H-3.5.6 is going to be based on RHEL-7.2.0.
Content available at: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Virtualization /3.5/html/Installation_Guide/Host_Compatibility_Matrix.html