Re: VMware Installer error - VMCI service failsH
First of all, I think you totally missed the point and that was the steps you laid forth as written fail because you cannot patch nonexistent files since in step 1 you completely removed VMware...
View ArticleVM shutdown after a time running W2003k Server.
Hi All: Some days ago, I tried to run ESXI 5.1.0 (VMware-ESXi-5.1.0-Update1-1065491-HP-5.50.26) on my Server HP Proliant DL320 G5p. I've created one VM on it (a Windows 2003 Server SP2). Everything...
View ArticleRe: VMware Installer error - VMCI service failsH
c) Forgot to add that the cd command you state can't work is in fact not my instructions but those of the Archlinux patch developer. If you run the installation again (which I believe I said - if not...
View ArticleFile not found error when opening a VM (from non-Time Machine backup)
Hi everyone, I have an issue with my Fusion 2.0.6 installation on my Snow Leopard iMac relating to a 'file not found error'. I have done my best to scan the community posts to see if someone has...
View ArticleRe: vmware.service fail on Fedora 19
I reverted to the 3.9 kernel in Fedora 19 and WS starts now. Strangely, I could not enter the serial # in the normal GUI. I had to run: /usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-enter-serial -n 'VMware Workstation'...
View ArticleRe: File not found error when opening a VM (from non-Time Machine backup)
Have a look at: Verifying hosted virtual machine file integrity (1003846)
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Re: SQL Query for Oracle DB monitoring using vCOPS
Thanks for the reply mlebied. but the issue is we are not sure how to start of with it. Like for example, We have a command in oracle which tells whether the DB instance is running or not i.e select...
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Re: File not found error when opening a VM (from non-Time Machine backup)
Hi Woody, I tried your suggestion, and unfortunately no luck. Still the same error. I have attached the error and directory listing. As you can see the file in question is there. Any ideas?
View ArticleRe: VM shutdown after a time running W2003k Server.
Hi, We see the following in the logs. 2013-08-10T21:47:27.474Z| vmx| W110: ObtainHardwareID unexpected failure: 22.2013-08-10T21:47:27.474Z| vmx| W110: Hostinfo_MachineID ObtainHardwareID failure...
View ArticleRe: Increased disk size in VMware Workstation, now "Operating System not found"
Try booting into the virtual machine BIOS. See if somehow the Network Boot got changed to the first boot device. If so move it down or move the hard disk up as the first boot device. Press F10 to...
View ArticleConfigure mail Alert of Hardware status tab
Hi, Can we configure mail Alert for status and alerts triggered in Hardware status tab? Thanks in Advance. Mallesh
View ArticleRe: Configure mail Alert of Hardware status tab
Please take a look at Monitoring Host Health Status for details about monitoring the hardware. There are already alarms preconfigured in vCenter Server for which you may just need to define the desired...
View ArticleRe: Increased disk size in VMware Workstation, now "Operating System not found"
Booting from the Windows 2102 DVD/ISO as mentioned by mfelker will also help finding out whether the VM can see the disk and the OS at all, so that's definitely worth a try. What you may also do, is to...
View ArticleRe: VM shutdown after a time running W2003k Server.
Only a thought. Shutdowns like these are usually seen with Windows not being activated. André
View ArticleRe: File not found error when opening a VM (from non-Time Machine backup)
It looks like the latest files are missing. The virtual disk which I assume has a provisioned size of 5-6GB consists of 3 data files, from which 2 are missing for snapshot 000005 (Windows XP Home...
View ArticleRe: VmwareWorkstation do not work fine.
>>> ... but they do not run.Please provide some details about the issue you see. Don't the VM's boot? Any error messages? ... It may also help to attach both VM's latest vmware.log files to a...
View ArticleRe: Lost power during install... how to proceed?
Although restarting the vCenter Server installation might work, I'd probably reinstall the server completely if it was a new install anyway. It's definitely worth it if you are going to use this server...
View ArticleRe: Question with Clustering
Hi Nate, Here are the answers to your questions: 1) Yes, you can create two different clusters and can manage them through vCenter server. The location of the ESXi servers won't matter. 2) Yes,...
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Re: converter V5.1.0 fails at 71%, Warning: Unable to read the block at...
it now stops after 4.5 hours with 95% completed it showsFAILED: Unable to create a VSS snapshot of the source volume(s). Error code:2147549183 (0x8000FFFF). and here are the latest LOGS
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