Good morning,

I just updated one of my ESXi servers from 5.0 to 5.5.   Everything seemed to go OK during the update, until the ESXi server rebooted, when it came up with a PSOD.

If I cold boot the server from a power-off state, it boots fine with no errors and comes up and reports "compliant" to vCenter.

If I reboot it via vCenter, it comes up with the PSOD again.

The details of the PSOD are below.    Has anyone else seen anything similar, or know what the issue is?

I got the PSOD by taking a cameraphone pic of the PSOD screen, running it through OCR, and fixing the errors, so if something doesn't make sense, there may still be some typos in it.   I've attached the original PSOD screenshot for reference.

VMware ESXi 5.5.0 [Releasebuild-1331820 x86_64]

PANIC bora/vmkerne1/main/dlmalloc.c:4892 - Usage error in dlmalloc

cr0=0x8001003d cr2=0x164e8080 cr3=0x800f0000 cr4=0x216c

*PCPU6:32820/helper11-0

PCPU  0: SHSSSSSHSHS

Code start: 0x41803ba00000 VMK uptime: 0:15:35:38.411

0x412380d1dbf0:[0x41803ba8ccd9]PanicvPanicInt@vmkernel#nover+0x575 stack: 0x412300000008

0x412380d1dc50:[0x41803ba8cfld]Panic_NoSave@vmkernel#nover+0x49 stack: 0x4109509b4000

0x412380d1dc70:[0x41803ba422eflDLM_free@vmkerne1#nover+0x67b stack: 0x20

Ox412380d1dcc0:[0x41803ba58017]Heap_Free@vmkernel#nover+Ox107 stack: 0x410954b060b0

0x412380d1dce0:[0x41803c1a7bldlooo_free_buf_single@com.broadcom.cnic#9.2.2.0+0x3d stack: 0x410954b0

0x412380d1dd20:[0x41803c1a93e5]cnic_free_resc@com.broadcom.cnic*9.2.2.0+0x16d stack: Ox412380d1dda0

Ox412380d1dd50:[0x41803cla674a]cnic_stop_hw@com.broadcom.cnic#9.2.2.0+Ox102 stack: Ox0

Ox412380d1ddb0:[0x41803c1ad8a2]cnic_ctl@com.broadcom.cnic#9.2.2.0+0x1a6 stack: Ox1

0x412380d1de50:[0x41803c193b0c]bnx2_cnic_stop@com.broadcom.bnx2#9.2.2.0+Ox7c stack: Ox1

0x412380d1de90:[0x41803c194784]bnx2_close@com.broadcom.bnx2#9.2.2.0+0x20 stack: 0x412300001018

Ox412380d1ded0:[0x41803c0b06b4]dev_close@com.vmware.driverAPI#9.2*Oxa5 stack: 13x41088ec56280

Ox412380d1def0:[0x41003c8b06b4]CloseNetDev@com.vmware.driverAPI#9.2+0x7c stack: 0x4108a0e28840

0x412380dldf30:[0x41803bc3a9231Up1inkAsyncProcessCallsHelperCB@vmkernel#nover+0x223 stack: Ox0

Ox412380dldfd0:[0x41803ba60f8a]helpFunc@vmkernel#nover+0x6b6 stack: Ox0

0x412380d1df10:[0x41803bc53242]CpuSched_StartWorld@vmkernel#nover+0xfa stack: Ox0

base fs=0x0 gs=0x418041800000 Kgs=0x0

Coredump to disk. Slot 1 of 1.

Finalized dump header (12/12) DiskDump: Successful.

Debugger waiting(world 32820) -- no port for remote debugger. "Escape" for local debugger.

I am trying to upgrade vcenter 5.1 u1b to u1c but when i run the sso installation

wen prompted for the sso administrator password, it keeps saying

the passwod provided is wrong or empty.

but I am able to login to vsphere web client as admin@system-domain wih he same password.

any idea?

when i go to this url

https://vc:8443/cim-ui/

I got an error shown. why is that? I am unable to bring up any hardware status on some of my hosts in this virtualcenter.

I have a few virtual machines that I want to be accessible from different Mac's (not at the same time) and be 'mobile' (I need to take them with me).

- I could use a external SSD (but this is not practical since the size of an external SSD disk),

- I could use a USB 3.0 flash drive (64GB or 128GB), size is OK but what about performance?

- Using a VPS cloud provider for these specific VM's?

- Other???

I would like getting some suggestions as what would be my best bet?

Thanks.

vmnet fails to build on an Ubuntu trusty system running 3.13.0-1-generic, although the module builds fine on earlier kernels.

Admittedly, 14.04 isn't anywhere near release, and is most certainly not a supported platform for Workstation 10.0.1. That said, if there's a straightforward fix I can apply to enable building the module, that'd be nice.

Build log below:

make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.13.0-1-generic'  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/driver.o  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/hub.o  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/userif.o  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/netif.o
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/hub.c: In function ‘VNetHubFindHubByID’:
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/hub.c:132:49: warning: argument to ‘sizeof’ in ‘memcmp’ call is the same expression as the first source; did you mean to provide an explicit length? [-Wsizeof-pointer-memaccess]         memcmp(idNum, currHub->id.pvnID, sizeof idNum))) {                                                 ^
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/hub.c: In function ‘VNetHubAlloc’:
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/hub.c:315:36: warning: argument to ‘sizeof’ in ‘memcpy’ call is the same pointer type ‘uint8 *’ as the destination; expected ‘uint8’ or an explicit length [-Wsizeof-pointer-memaccess]   memcpy(hub->id.pvnID, id, sizeof id);                                    ^  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/bridge.o  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/filter.o  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/procfs.o  CC [M]  /tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/smac_compat.o
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/filter.c:206:1: error: conflicting types for ‘VNetFilterHookFn’
 VNetFilterHookFn(unsigned int hooknum,                 // IN:
 ^
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/filter.c:64:18: note: previous declaration of ‘VNetFilterHookFn’ was here
 static nf_hookfn VNetFilterHookFn;                  ^
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/filter.c:64:18: warning: ‘VNetFilterHookFn’ used but never defined [enabled by default]
/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/filter.c:206:1: warning: ‘VNetFilterHookFn’ defined but not used [-Wunused-function]
 VNetFilterHookFn(unsigned int hooknum,                 // IN:
 ^
make[2]: *** [/tmp/modconfig-LTmunl/vmnet-only/filter.o] Error 1

Hi,

I want to know if is there a way to create user and give him authorization to manage only one specific vm machine.

For example give him right to take snapshot and revert.

Tank you

Saad.

Just wondering if anyone using Arcserve r16.5 successfully knows how to overcome this error i get when i run a job.  I wish to backup a VM through the VM agent etc.  Its configured for RAW etc.

I have two hosts, one windows server and a linux server, both 64bit which are targets for backup.

Arcserve Proxy host (vm agent) is configured correctly and reports the VMs to the management console correctly.  CBT is enabled on the two disk objects (partitions) correctly:

(ctkEnabled = "TRUE")

(scsi0:1.ctkEnabled = "TRUE")

(scsi0:1.ctkEnabled = "TRUE")

>

AW0589 Failed to enable Change Block Tracking for Virtual Machine [FP01] on ESX/VC server [10.x.x.x].[ Full disks of the Virtual Machine including unused blocks will be backed up ].

Many thanks for any insights.

Hello guys

Got a problem and need your help if possible.

Hardware:  UCS C220 x3 , UCS C460(Bios 1.5) x2

When move VM from C220 to C460, show bellow error message. Check KB 1034926, can not find any option AES from C460 BIOS config.  Enabled EVC for C460, still same.

====Quote from KB1034926====

Solution

1. Check your BIOS settings for an option to enable the features (look for "AES" or "Advanced Encryption Standard").   
2. Ask your system vendor for a new BIOS to enable the features. 
3. If you are unable to enable the features, use a Nehalem or earlier EVC cluster for these CPUs if you need to vMotion between them.

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Hi,

Is anyone here running Wyse WTOS based thin clients within their Horizon View 5.3 environment? I'm planning our upgrade from 5.1.2 to 5.3 and the only thing I've not been able to test is whether the Wyse thin clients will actually connect successfully. If someone could confirm that would put my mind at rest.

Is anyone aware of any minimum firmware version restrictions on the Wyse side for comparability with the latest versions of View? I can't seem too find this information on the Wyse site.

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

We are trying to monitor Jboss as 7 and Jboss 6 in our environment.

I have  successfully installed HQ server and HQ agent(4.6.6). But I am not able see all Data source metrics for both Jboss 6 & 7.

I can see only Availability metric for Jboss 6.

can any one help me, do I need any other configuration?

Thanks in Advance,

Naveen

Hi,

Currently I'm studying towards VCAP-DCD. As my main experience lies within the administrator part of vSphere (VCP5 and VCAP5-DCA passed), design is a whole new world for me. I'm currently working through the official certification guide, and after that the vSphere design book by Scott Lowe. The theory of this exam / part seems fairly hard, but OK to understand. However, are there some mock or design examples somewhere to get a glimpse at how VMware would like you to design an architecture for a vSphere platform.

Any ideas / tips?

Thanks

When we test vaai the authentication test, ATS the emergence of a question:

When we manually delete the directory error with:

2012-12-20T10:01:07.214Z cpu2:5772)Vol3: 2359: Failed to get object 28 type 3 uuid 50d20f8e-0a0589b4-1cc2-782bcb4e0da6 FD 7c078c4 gen 20 :Not found

2012-12-20T10:01:07.215Z cpu2:5772)Vol3: 2359: Failed to get object 28 type 3 uuid 50d20f8e-0a0589b4-1cc2-782bcb4e0da6 FD 7c078c4 gen 20 :Not found

2012-12-20T10:01:07.215Z cpu2:5772)Vol3: 2359: Failed to get object 28 type 3 uuid 50d20f8e-0a0589b4-1cc2-782bcb4e0da6 FD d407884 gen 1c2 :Not found

2012-12-20T10:01:07.216Z cpu0:5772)Vol3: 2359: Failed to get object 28 type 3 uuid 50d20f8e-0a0589b4-1cc2-782bcb4e0da6 FD d407884 gen 1c2 :Not found

Hi

I would like to install windows 8 on my current esxi 4.1 environment, of course without success. I receive the error about that

HAL_Initialization_Failed

I've found serveral forums that only workstation 8 and new esxi5 with patch2 is able to install Windows 8.

Is there any solution regarding windows 8 on esxi 4.1 ?

It would be great, because I must not upgrade to esxi 5

Thanks in advance

Regards

Juergen

Hi,

I am trying to install ESXi 5.5 inside KVM. I followed the steps given in https://communities.vmware.com/message/2322858#2322858 i.e.

1) Applied the QEMU patch (using qemu verion 1.7.0)

2) Provided busSpeedMayVary=TRUE at boot time.

3) Selected the e1000 network adapter. (I am using virt-manager to install ESXi in the VM

I got through the first few step but when I reach the screen with "Select a Disk to Install or Upgrade", there are no storage devices listed there. (Screenshot attached)

I provisioned the VM with 2 vcpus, 4GB Memory, and 40GB storage (good enough ?).

The end of the serial console log says this:

2014-01-12T10:59:47.302Z cpu0:34310)Boot Successful

2014-01-12T10:59:49.099Z DEBUG    Executing: /sbin/bootOption -roC

2014-01-12T10:59:49.115Z INFO       vmbTrustedBoot=false tboot=0x0x101b000 runweasel debLogToSerial=1 logPort=com1 busSpeedMayVary=TRUE

 

 

2014-01-12T10:59:49.120Z INFO     Got boot options "  vmbTrustedBoot=false tboot=0x0x101b000 runweasel debLogToSerial=1 logPort=com1 busSpeedMayVary=TRUE

"

2014-01-12T10:59:49.135Z INFO     Weasel skipped boot command line token (vmbTrustedBoot=false)

2014-01-12T10:59:49.154Z INFO     Weasel skipped boot command line token (tboot=0x0x101b000)

2014-01-12T10:59:49.156Z INFO     Weasel skipped boot command line token (runweasel)

2014-01-12T10:59:49.158Z INFO     Weasel skipped boot command line token (debLogToSerial=1)

2014-01-12T10:59:49.159Z INFO     Weasel skipped boot command line token (logPort=com1)

2014-01-12T10:59:49.161Z INFO     Weasel skipped boot command line token (busSpeedMayVary=TRUE)

2014-01-12T10:59:49.163Z DEBUG    command line options: []

2014-01-12T10:59:49.165Z WARNING  User has not chosen a Weasel run mode.

2014-01-12T10:59:49.166Z INFO     Weasel run mode defaulting to Text.

2014-01-12T10:59:49.606Z DEBUG    Starting console installer ...

2014-01-12T10:59:49.622Z DEBUG    Dispatching step 0

2014-01-12T10:59:49.623Z DEBUG    adding l VMware ESXi 5.5.0 installs on most systems but only systems on VMware's Compatibility Guide are supported.

2014-01-12T10:59:49.626Z DEBUG    adding l Consult the VMware Compatibility Guide at:

2014-01-12T10:59:49.628Z DEBUG    adding l http://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility

2014-01-12T10:59:49.630Z DEBUG    adding l Select the operation to perform.

2014-01-12T10:59:54.823Z DEBUG    'data' dict contains: {'StepForward': True}

2014-01-12T10:59:54.830Z DEBUG    Dispatching step 1

2014-01-12T10:59:57.712Z DEBUG    'data' dict contains: {'eulaFile': '/usr/lib/vmware/weasel/EULA', 'StepForward': True}

2014-01-12T10:59:57.734Z DEBUG    Dispatching step 2

2014-01-12T10:59:57.735Z DEBUG    adding l Scanning for available devices. This may take a few seconds.

2014-01-12T10:59:57.745Z DEBUG    'data' dict contains: {'eulaFile': '/usr/lib/vmware/weasel/EULA', 'StepForward': True}

2014-01-12T10:59:57.748Z DEBUG    Dispatching step 3

2014-01-12T10:59:57.758Z DEBUG    Querying disks

2014-01-12T10:59:57.759Z DEBUG    Executing: localcli --formatter=json vsan storage list

2014-01-12T10:59:57.893Z INFO  

[

]

 

 

2014-01-12T10:59:57.930Z cpu0:34449)Loading module vmfs3 ...

2014-01-12T10:59:57.936Z cpu0:34449)Elf: 1861: module vmfs3 has license VMware

2014-01-12T10:59:57.962Z cpu0:34449)FS3: 188: CPUID hypervisor bit is set, but no hypervisor vendor signature is present

 

 

2014-01-12T10:59:58.000Z cpu0:34449)PB3: 433: FS3 PB global cache initialized with max size 132 MB, highWater 125 MB, lowWater 105 MB (LRU)

2014-01-12T10:59:58.033Z cpu0:34449)FSDisk: 592: Initialized SCSI-3 registration key: 5254003c484a

2014-01-12T10:59:58.035Z cpu0:34449)FSS: 936: Registered fs vmfs-l, module 5b, fsTypeNum 0xf531

2014-01-12T10:59:58.038Z cpu0:34449)FSS: 936: Registered fs vmfs3, module 5b, fsTypeNum 0xf530

2014-01-12T10:59:58.040Z cpu0:34449)Mod: 4780: Initialization of vmfs3 succeeded with module ID 91.

2014-01-12T10:59:58.042Z cpu0:34449)vmfs3 loaded successfully.

2014-01-12T10:59:58.059Z cpu0:34376)<3>ata2.00: bad CDB len=16, scsi_op=0x9e, max=12

2014-01-12T10:59:58.062Z cpu0:34376)<3>ata2.00: bad CDB len=16, scsi_op=0x9e, max=12

2014-01-12T10:59:58.065Z cpu0:34376)<3>ata2.00: bad CDB len=16, scsi_op=0x9e, max=12

2014-01-12T10:59:58.068Z cpu0:34376)<3>ata2.00: bad CDB len=16, scsi_op=0x9e, max=12

2014-01-12T10:59:58.083Z cpu0:34376)<3>ata2.00: bad CDB len=16, scsi_op=0x9e, max=12

2014-01-12T10:59:58.086Z cpu0:34376)<3>ata2.00: bad CDB len=16, scsi_op=0x9e, max=12

2014-01-12T10:59:58.089Z cpu1:34376)FSS: 5051: No FS driver claimed device 'mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0': Not supported

2014-01-12T10:59:58.092Z cpu1:34376)Vol3: 714: Couldn't read volume header from control: Not supported

2014-01-12T10:59:58.095Z cpu1:34376)Vol3: 714: Couldn't read volume header from control: Not supported

2014-01-12T10:59:58.097Z cpu1:34376)FSS: 5051: No FS driver claimed device 'control': Not supported

2014-01-12T10:59:58.100Z cpu1:34376)VC: 1958: Device rescan time 6 msec (total number of devices 2)

2014-01-12T10:59:58.102Z cpu1:34376)VC: 1961: Filesystem probe time 35 msec (devices probed 2 of 2)

2014-01-12T10:59:58.105Z cpu1:34376)VC: 1963: Refresh open volume time 0 msec

2014-01-12T10:59:58.118Z DEBUG    Executing: localcli storage filesystem automount

2014-01-12T10:59:58.254Z INFO   

2014-01-12T11:01:57.522Z cpu1:32783)NMP: nmp_ThrottleLogForDevice:2321: Cmd 0x1a (0x412e8089ebc0, 0) to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" on path "vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" Failed: H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0. Act:NONE

2014-01-12T11:01:57.532Z cpu1:32783)ScsiDeviceIO: 2337: Cmd(0x412e8089ebc0) 0x1a, CmdSN 0x19 from world 0 to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" failed H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0.

2014-01-12T11:11:57.525Z cpu1:32783)NMP: nmp_ThrottleLogForDevice:2321: Cmd 0x1a (0x412e8089ebc0, 0) to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" on path "vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" Failed: H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0. Act:NONE

2014-01-12T11:11:57.534Z cpu1:32783)ScsiDeviceIO: 2337: Cmd(0x412e8089ebc0) 0x1a, CmdSN 0x1b from world 0 to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" failed H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0.

2014-01-12T11:16:57.525Z cpu1:32783)NMP: nmp_ThrottleLogForDevice:2321: Cmd 0x1a (0x412e8089ea80, 0) to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" on path "vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" Failed: H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0. Act:NONE

2014-01-12T11:16:57.536Z cpu1:32783)ScsiDeviceIO: 2337: Cmd(0x412e8089ea80) 0x1a, CmdSN 0x1c from world 0 to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" failed H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0.

2014-01-12T11:21:57.534Z cpu0:32782)NMP: nmp_ThrottleLogForDevice:2321: Cmd 0x1a (0x412e8089ea80, 0) to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" on path "vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" Failed: H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0. Act:NONE

2014-01-12T11:21:57.538Z cpu0:32782)ScsiDeviceIO: 2337: Cmd(0x412e8089ea80) 0x1a, CmdSN 0x1d from world 0 to dev "mpx.vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" failed H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0.

1976-03-07T13:54:10.904Z cpu1:33200)WARNING: Heartbeat: 785: PCPU 0 didn't have a heartbeat for 7395463604 seconds; *may* be locked up.

1976-03-07T13:54:10.923Z cpu1:33200)World: 8773: PRDA 0x418040400000 ss 0x0 ds 0x10b es 0x10b fs 0x0 gs 0x13b

1976-03-07T13:54:10.936Z cpu1:33200)World: 8775: TR 0x4020 GDT 0x412386c21000 (0x402f) IDT 0x4180324f3000 (0xfff)

1976-03-07T13:54:10.938Z cpu1:33200)World: 8776: CR0 0x80010031 CR3 0x10feab000 CR4 0x768

1976-03-07T13:54:10.953Z cpu1:33200)Backtrace for current CPU #1, worldID=33200, ebp=0x412386c1db20

1976-03-07T13:54:10.955Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1db20:[0x41803248ccd9]PanicvPanicInt@vmkernel#nover+0x575 stack: 0x412300000010, 0x412386c

1976-03-07T13:54:10.957Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1db90:[0x41803248ce85]Panic_WithBacktrace@vmkernel#nover+0x59 stack: 0x412386c1dbf0, 0x6b9

1976-03-07T13:54:10.959Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1dc10:[0x41803277399d]Heartbeat_DetectCPULockups@vmkernel#nover+0x70d stack: 0x412386c1dc6

1976-03-07T13:54:10.962Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1dcc0:[0x4180324a7cd0]Timer_BHHandler@vmkernel#nover+0x1b8 stack: 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x1, 0x41

1976-03-07T13:54:10.964Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1dd50:[0x41803242e8b6]BH_DrainAndDisableInterrupts@vmkernel#nover+0x5a stack: 0x412386c1dd

1976-03-07T13:54:10.978Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1deb0:[0x418032654e0c]CpuSchedDispatch@vmkernel#nover+0x1b0c stack: 0x0, 0x0, 0x412386c1df

1976-03-07T13:54:10.980Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1df00:[0x41803297a0e7]User_LinuxSyscallHandler@<None>#<None>+0x1c7 stack: 0x412386c1df20,

1976-03-07T13:54:10.982Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1df10:[0x4180324a9b4d]User_LinuxSyscallHandler@vmkernel#nover+0x1d stack: 0xffc94378, 0x85

1976-03-07T13:54:10.985Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1df20:[0x4180324f1064]gate_entry@vmkernel#nover+0x64 stack: 0x0, 0x13b, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0

1976-03-07T13:54:10.993Z cpu1:33200)VMware ESXi 5.5.0 [Releasebuild-1331820 x86_64]

PCPU 0: no heartbeat (0/1 IPIs received)

1976-03-07T13:54:11.012Z cpu1:33200)cr0=0x80010031 cr2=0x99bdbf8 cr3=0x10feab000 cr4=0x768

1976-03-07T13:54:11.013Z cpu1:33200)pcpu:0 world:32820 name:"RCUDeferredCallQueueWorld" (S)

1976-03-07T13:54:11.015Z cpu1:33200)pcpu:1 world:33200 name:"vobd" (U)

1976-03-07T13:54:11.016Z cpu1:33200)@BlueScreen: PCPU 0: no heartbeat (0/1 IPIs received)

1976-03-07T13:54:11.018Z cpu1:33200)Code start: 0x418032400000 VMK uptime: 35885:09:25:29.484

1976-03-07T13:54:11.020Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1db20:[0x41803248ccd9]PanicvPanicInt@vmkernel#nover+0x575 stack: 0x412300000010

1976-03-07T13:54:11.022Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1db90:[0x41803248ce85]Panic_WithBacktrace@vmkernel#nover+0x59 stack: 0x412386c1dbf0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.033Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1dc10:[0x41803277399d]Heartbeat_DetectCPULockups@vmkernel#nover+0x70d stack: 0x412386c1dc6

1976-03-07T13:54:11.036Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1dcc0:[0x4180324a7cd0]Timer_BHHandler@vmkernel#nover+0x1b8 stack: 0x0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.040Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1dd50:[0x41803242e8b6]BH_DrainAndDisableInterrupts@vmkernel#nover+0x5a stack: 0x412386c1dd

1976-03-07T13:54:11.050Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1deb0:[0x418032654e0c]CpuSchedDispatch@vmkernel#nover+0x1b0c stack: 0x0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.052Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1df00:[0x41803297a0e7]User_LinuxSyscallHandler@<None>#<None>+0x1c7 stack: 0x412386c1df20

1976-03-07T13:54:11.060Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1df10:[0x4180324a9b4d]User_LinuxSyscallHandler@vmkernel#nover+0x1d stack: 0xffc94378

1976-03-07T13:54:11.062Z cpu1:33200)0x412386c1df20:[0x4180324f1064]gate_entry@vmkernel#nover+0x64 stack: 0x0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.067Z cpu1:33200)base fs=0x0 gs=0x418040400000 Kgs=0x0

2014-01-12T10:59:00.376Z cpu1:33537)Logs are stored on non-persistent storage.  Consult product documentation to configure a syslog server or a scratch partitio

0:00:00:04.933 cpu0:32768)CacheSched: 936: The measured L2 cache miss cost 36 is not within the expected range, using 40 instead

2014-01-12T10:59:00.376Z cpu1:33537)Logs are stored on non-persistent storage.  Consult product documentation to configure a syslog server or a scratch partitio

0:00:00:04.933 cpu0:32768)CacheSched: 936: The measured L2 cache miss cost 36 is not within the expected range, using 40 instead

1976-03-07T13:54:11.093Z cpu1:33200)vmkernel             0x0 .data 0x0 .bss 0x0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.096Z cpu1:33200)chardevs             0x41803296e000 .data 0x417fc0000000 .bss 0x417fc0000400

1976-03-07T13:54:11.098Z cpu1:33200)user                 0x418032975000 .data 0x417fc0400000 .bss 0x417fc040e100

1976-03-07T13:54:11.109Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_mgmt          0x418032a26000 .data 0x417fc0800000 .bss 0x417fc0800140

1976-03-07T13:54:11.111Z cpu1:33200)iodm                 0x418032a2c000 .data 0x417fc0c00000 .bss 0x417fc0c00138

1976-03-07T13:54:11.113Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_socket        0x418032a30000 .data 0x417fc1000000 .bss 0x417fc10005c0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.115Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_vmkernel_shim 0x418032a35000 .data 0x417fc1400000 .bss 0x417fc14080c0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.117Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_vmkernel_shim 0x418032a3a000 .data 0x417fc1800000 .bss 0x417fc1808840

1976-03-07T13:54:11.120Z cpu1:33200)vprobe               0x418032a3f000 .data 0x417fc1c00000 .bss 0x417fc1c0b7c0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.134Z cpu1:33200)procfs               0x418032a7d000 .data 0x417fc2000000 .bss 0x417fc2000240

1976-03-07T13:54:11.137Z cpu1:33200)procMisc             0x418032a80000 .data 0x417fc2400000 .bss 0x417fc2400000

1976-03-07T13:54:11.140Z cpu1:33200)vmkplexer            0x418032a81000 .data 0x417fc2800000 .bss 0x417fc2800260

1976-03-07T13:54:11.144Z cpu1:33200)vmklinux_9           0x418032a85000 .data 0x417fc2c00000 .bss 0x417fc2c08e80

1976-03-07T13:54:11.156Z cpu1:33200)vmklinux_9_2_0_0     0x418032b0c000 .data 0x417fc3000000 .bss 0x417fc3007e84

1976-03-07T13:54:11.159Z cpu1:33200)vmklinux_9_2_1_0     0x418032b0f000 .data 0x417fc3400000 .bss 0x417fc3407f98

1976-03-07T13:54:11.169Z cpu1:33200)vmklinux_9_2_2_0     0x418032b12000 .data 0x417fc3800000 .bss 0x417fc3808838

1976-03-07T13:54:11.172Z cpu1:33200)iscsi_trans          0x418032b15000 .data 0x417fc3c00000 .bss 0x417fc3c01800

1976-03-07T13:54:11.175Z cpu1:33200)iscsi_trans_compat_shim 0x418032b20000 .data 0x417fc4000000 .bss 0x417fc400096c

1976-03-07T13:54:11.181Z cpu1:33200)iscsi_trans_incompat_shim 0x418032b21000 .data 0x417fc4400000 .bss 0x417fc44007e4

1976-03-07T13:54:11.187Z cpu1:33200)etherswitch          0x418032b22000 .data 0x417fc4800000 .bss 0x417fc4813900

1976-03-07T13:54:11.190Z cpu1:33200)netsched             0x418032b57000 .data 0x417fc4c00000 .bss 0x417fc4c04800

1976-03-07T13:54:11.205Z cpu1:33200)cnic_register        0x418032b69000 .data 0x417fc5000000 .bss 0x417fc50001e0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.208Z cpu1:33200)e1000                0x418032b6b000 .data 0x417fc5400000 .bss 0x417fc5401240

1976-03-07T13:54:11.211Z cpu1:33200)random               0x418032b91000 .data 0x417fc5800000 .bss 0x417fc5800600

1976-03-07T13:54:11.213Z cpu1:33200)usb                  0x418032b95000 .data 0x417fc5c00000 .bss 0x417fc5c01660

1976-03-07T13:54:11.216Z cpu1:33200)usb-uhci             0x418032bb7000 .data 0x417fc6000000 .bss 0x417fc6000220

1976-03-07T13:54:11.229Z cpu1:33200)hid                  0x418032bbe000 .data 0x417fc6400000 .bss 0x417fc64004e0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.232Z cpu1:33200)dm                   0x418032bc3000 .data 0x417fc6800000 .bss 0x417fc6800000

1976-03-07T13:54:11.235Z cpu1:33200)nmp                  0x418032bc5000 .data 0x417fc6c00000 .bss 0x417fc6c03e50

1976-03-07T13:54:11.238Z cpu1:33200)vmw_satp_local       0x418032be8000 .data 0x417fc7000000 .bss 0x417fc7000028

1976-03-07T13:54:11.252Z cpu1:33200)vmw_satp_default_aa  0x418032bea000 .data 0x417fc7400000 .bss 0x417fc7400000

1976-03-07T13:54:11.255Z cpu1:33200)vmw_psp_lib          0x418032beb000 .data 0x417fc7800000 .bss 0x417fc7800290

1976-03-07T13:54:11.258Z cpu1:33200)vmw_psp_fixed        0x418032bed000 .data 0x417fc7c00000 .bss 0x417fc7c00000

1976-03-07T13:54:11.261Z cpu1:33200)vmw_psp_rr           0x418032bef000 .data 0x417fc8000000 .bss 0x417fc8000068

1976-03-07T13:54:11.263Z cpu1:33200)vmw_psp_mru          0x418032bf2000 .data 0x417fc8400000 .bss 0x417fc8400000

1976-03-07T13:54:11.277Z cpu1:33200)libata_92            0x418032bf4000 .data 0x417fc8800000 .bss 0x417fc8802660

1976-03-07T13:54:11.279Z cpu1:33200)libata_9_2_0_0       0x418032c15000 .data 0x417fc8c00000 .bss 0x417fc8c01750

1976-03-07T13:54:11.282Z cpu1:33200)libata_9_2_1_0       0x418032c16000 .data 0x417fc9000000 .bss 0x417fc9001750

1976-03-07T13:54:11.285Z cpu1:33200)usb-storage          0x418032c17000 .data 0x417fc9400000 .bss 0x417fc9404780

1976-03-07T13:54:11.300Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_nmp_shim 0x418032c23000 .data 0x417fc9800000 .bss 0x417fc9800ca8

1976-03-07T13:54:11.302Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_nmp_shim 0x418032c24000 .data 0x417fc9c00000 .bss 0x417fc9c00ca8

1976-03-07T13:54:11.305Z cpu1:33200)libfc_92             0x418032c25000 .data 0x417fca000000 .bss 0x417fca000b80

1976-03-07T13:54:11.308Z cpu1:33200)libfcoe_92           0x418032c3e000 .data 0x417fca400000 .bss 0x417fca4001c0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.311Z cpu1:33200)libfc_9_2_0_0        0x418032c44000 .data 0x417fca800000 .bss 0x417fca800868

1976-03-07T13:54:11.324Z cpu1:33200)libfcoe_9_2_0_0      0x418032c45000 .data 0x417fcac00000 .bss 0x417fcac001f4

1976-03-07T13:54:11.327Z cpu1:33200)libfc_9_2_1_0        0x418032c46000 .data 0x417fcb000000 .bss 0x417fcb000868

1976-03-07T13:54:11.329Z cpu1:33200)libfcoe_9_2_1_0      0x418032c47000 .data 0x417fcb400000 .bss 0x417fcb4001f4

1976-03-07T13:54:11.332Z cpu1:33200)ata_piix             0x418032c48000 .data 0x417fcb800000 .bss 0x417fcb800380

1976-03-07T13:54:11.335Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_iscsi_shim 0x418032c4c000 .data 0x417fcbc00000 .bss 0x417fcbc00970

1976-03-07T13:54:11.350Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_iscsi_shim 0x418032c4d000 .data 0x417fcc000000 .bss 0x417fcc000970

1976-03-07T13:54:11.353Z cpu1:33200)healthchk            0x418032c4e000 .data 0x417fcc400000 .bss 0x417fcc411d00

1976-03-07T13:54:11.355Z cpu1:33200)teamcheck            0x418032c63000 .data 0x417fcc800000 .bss 0x417fcc812140

1976-03-07T13:54:11.358Z cpu1:33200)vlanmtucheck         0x418032c76000 .data 0x417fccc00000 .bss 0x417fccc11f00

1976-03-07T13:54:11.361Z cpu1:33200)heartbeat            0x418032c8b000 .data 0x417fcd000000 .bss 0x417fcd011e00

1976-03-07T13:54:11.374Z cpu1:33200)shaper               0x418032c9b000 .data 0x417fcd400000 .bss 0x417fcd413d80

1976-03-07T13:54:11.377Z cpu1:33200)lldp                 0x418032cae000 .data 0x417fcd800000 .bss 0x417fcd800040

1976-03-07T13:54:11.379Z cpu1:33200)cdp                  0x418032cb3000 .data 0x417fcdc00000 .bss 0x417fcdc13300

1976-03-07T13:54:11.382Z cpu1:33200)ipfix                0x418032ccf000 .data 0x417fce000000 .bss 0x417fce012480

1976-03-07T13:54:11.397Z cpu1:33200)tcpip4               0x418032ce2000 .data 0x417fce400000 .bss 0x417fce418180

1976-03-07T13:54:11.400Z cpu1:33200)dvsdev               0x418032de8000 .data 0x417fce800000 .bss 0x417fce800030

1976-03-07T13:54:11.402Z cpu1:33200)vmci                 0x418032deb000 .data 0x417fcec00000 .bss 0x417fcec057c0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.405Z cpu1:33200)dvfilter             0x418032e0e000 .data 0x417fcf000000 .bss 0x417fcf000b00

1976-03-07T13:54:11.408Z cpu1:33200)lacp                 0x418032e30000 .data 0x417fcf400000 .bss 0x417fcf400160

1976-03-07T13:54:11.421Z cpu1:33200)esxfw                0x418032e3a000 .data 0x417fcf800000 .bss 0x417fcf812c00

1976-03-07T13:54:11.424Z cpu1:33200)svmmirror            0x418032e4f000 .data 0x417fcfc00000 .bss 0x417fcfc000c0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.426Z cpu1:33200)cbt                  0x418032e5b000 .data 0x417fd0000000 .bss 0x417fd0000080

1976-03-07T13:54:11.429Z cpu1:33200)migrate              0x418032e5f000 .data 0x417fd0400000 .bss 0x417fd0404d40

1976-03-07T13:54:11.444Z cpu1:33200)hbr_filter           0x418032ebe000 .data 0x417fd0800000 .bss 0x417fd0800300

1976-03-07T13:54:11.447Z cpu1:33200)vmkstatelogger       0x418032ee9000 .data 0x417fd0c00000 .bss 0x417fd0c03a00

1976-03-07T13:54:11.449Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_dvfilter_shim 0x418032f0d000 .data 0x417fd1000000 .bss 0x417fd10009b0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.452Z cpu1:33200)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_dvfilter_shim 0x418032f0e000 .data 0x417fd1400000 .bss 0x417fd1400930

1976-03-07T13:54:11.455Z cpu1:33200)dvfilter-generic-fastpath 0x418032f0f000 .data 0x417fd1800000 .bss 0x417fd1812380

1976-03-07T13:54:11.469Z cpu1:33200)vflash               0x418032f29000 .data 0x417fd1c00000 .bss 0x417fd1c03540

1976-03-07T13:54:11.471Z cpu1:33200)vfc                  0x418032f34000 .data 0x417fd2000000 .bss 0x417fd2002ac0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.474Z cpu1:33200)sunrpc               0x418032f53000 .data 0x417fd2400000 .bss 0x417fd2402b80

1976-03-07T13:54:11.477Z cpu1:33200)vmkibft              0x418032f62000 .data 0x417fd2800000 .bss 0x417fd28037c0

1976-03-07T13:54:11.492Z cpu1:33200)lvmdriver            0x418032f65000 .data 0x417fd2c00000 .bss 0x417fd2c03380

1976-03-07T13:54:11.494Z cpu1:33200)deltadisk            0x418032f79000 .data 0x417fd3000000 .bss 0x417fd3005c00

1976-03-07T13:54:11.497Z cpu1:33200)tracing              0x418032fa4000 .data 0x417fd3400000 .bss 0x417fd3405980

1976-03-07T13:54:11.500Z cpu1:33200)rdt                  0x418032fab000 .data 0x417fd3800000 .bss 0x417fd3804c40

1976-03-07T13:54:11.502Z cpu1:33200)vsanutil             0x418032fcc000 .data 0x417fd3c00000 .bss 0x417fd3c06800

1976-03-07T13:54:11.516Z cpu1:33200)lsomcommon           0x418032fec000 .data 0x417fd4000000 .bss 0x417fd4001480

1976-03-07T13:54:11.518Z cpu1:33200)plog                 0x41803301d000 .data 0x417fd4400000 .bss 0x417fd4404c40

1976-03-07T13:54:11.521Z cpu1:33200)dvfg-igmp            0x41803305b000 .data 0x417fd4800000 .bss 0x417fd4800208

1976-03-07T13:54:11.524Z cpu1:33200)cmmds_net            0x418033061000 .data 0x417fd4c00000 .bss 0x417fd4c02f40

1976-03-07T13:54:11.526Z cpu1:33200)cmmds                0x41803306e000 .data 0x417fd5000000 .bss 0x417fd5005140

1976-03-07T13:54:11.541Z cpu1:33200)cmmds_resolver       0x4180330a1000 .data 0x417fd5400000 .bss 0x417fd5400140

1976-03-07T13:54:11.544Z cpu1:33200)vsan                 0x4180330ad000 .data 0x417fd5800000 .bss 0x417fd5819200

1976-03-07T13:54:11.547Z cpu1:33200)vmklink_mpi          0x41803319e000 .data 0x417fd5c00000 .bss 0x417fd5c02400

1976-03-07T13:54:11.549Z cpu1:33200)swapobj              0x4180331a3000 .data 0x417fd6000000 .bss 0x417fd6003010

1976-03-07T13:54:11.552Z cpu1:33200)nfsclient            0x4180331ab000 .data 0x417fd6400000 .bss 0x417fd6403940

1976-03-07T13:54:11.565Z cpu1:33200)vmfs3                0x4180331c4000 .data 0x417fd6800000 .bss 0x417fd6803840

1976-03-07T13:54:11.618Z cpu1:33200)No place on disk to dump data.

1976-03-07T13:54:11.620Z cpu1:33200)No file configured to dump data.

Debugger waiting(world 33200) Debugger waiting(world 33200) $S05#b8

Any help would be much appreciated.

Hello to all. I want to ask a question.
I have make a virtual machine with win 8 and i want to use a software.

My laptop is HP brand and the software wants Samsung laptop to work.

Is it possible to say to virtual machine to emulate and say that it's a Samsung PC?

Thank you.

Regards

nestorasg

The Storage Certification Guide says in the section "Configuring Virtual Machines and Storage for VAAI - ATS, BlockZero, and FullCopy Tests" :

NOTE The boot virtual disk for the virtual machines used in the test should not exceed 6GB.

But according to the same manual I've configured all VM boot disks size 20GB.

Does it mean I should reinstall all 16 VMs ???

Hi,

Info:

Server hard drive size: 4TB

What are the limitations on increasing a Windows Server virtual machine disk space size? For example, if win2k8 C: is 80GB, can I increase it to say to the maximum of 4000GB (eg. only 1 VM on host)?

I'm getting a new server and I would like to give the VMs small drives and increase disk space as necessary in the future as needed. How do I find out how much disk space can the drive be increased by?

If I start with smaller drives, does that mean I won't be able to increase the disk space as much as the VMs with bigger drives?

Thanks

Hello,

I have built a lab with a couple of Dell 2950s so far, a brocade SAN switch and a EMC cx-200.  I have had the CX200 for over 10 years and it works perfectly :-)  nice piece of kit for a lab as far as I am concerned...

Not sure if there is anyone that even remembers these, but I am taking a stab in the dark here...

My problem is that my ESXi hosts don't seem to register with it.  (everything works fine, the hosts see all the storage) On the cx-200 I see no hosts.  Normally with our new VNX, hosts automatically register their WWN.  That doesn't seem to happen with my cx-200, so I expect the flare isn't new enough, or it may never have been supported.

There is a way to add hosts manually, but surprisingly, it asks for an IP rather than a WWN.  When I put the IP of the ESXi hosts in, it says it can't communicate with the host... which didn't surprise me very much.

So I am guessing that maybe there is an agent that needs to go on the ESXi hosts for this to work as I can't seem to find any settings in ESXi configuration to push the registration to an IP address.

Does anyone know if there is an agent that goes on ESXi hosts?  and if so is it abvailable, or would this be something from EMC I suppose that they will no longer have or give out as they want me to buy a NEW SAN :-( which I am obviously not going to do for my lab...

Any comment or ideas on this would be much appreciated.  It's not vital, but I really wanted to mask one of the LUNs on the SAN as I will be connecting more hosts to it which will be running RHEV.  Obviously I can mask the LUNS at the ESXi esxcli level... but just wondered if this is a dead end or not on the SP side

Thanks

Bill

Hi All,

I am hoping for a little help as I have spent the last 4 hours searching the internet for an answer and cant find one!

I have a relatively simple ESXi setup which I am using for a development platform. I am currently only using one NIC on the host server which is connected to a physical switch which the rest of the production network for the company is using.

What I am trying to do is establish a simple test network with three servers, a DC, another member server and an Exchange server. The DC is setup to perform DHCP using the 192.168.1.x range. The DC has two virtual NICs, one connected to a vswitch which is connected to the physical switch and the second NIC which goes to a separate vswitch which the other servers are connected to. The reason for DHCP is so that the tech team can create new VM machines with different OS's and don't need to worry about setting up static IPs each time. The DC receives a IP from the production network on the 192.168.0.x network range.

As a picture shows a thousand words here is the network config:

Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

The problem that I have is that some devices on the production network are getting an IP address assigned to them from the DHCP server on the VM instead of the DHCP in the production network. I have current unauthorised the DHCP server to stop this happening but cant find a way to isolate the DHCP server so that it only gives IP address to VMs connected to vSwitch1.

Many thanks,

Scott

Hay there!

I'm trying to export some data from my VC to CSV and I got stuck mid-way.

What I need is a CSV file with these headers: "VM_Name", "VM_Datastore", "VM_NIC0_MAC", "VM_NIC1_MAC" .

All the VM's are in the same cluster, and with a name containing the pattern "*\(*\)" . (all VM's with a vCD name extension).

So far I managed to get only the names in the output, and I'm having a hard time getting the rest of the information out.

This is what I did:

Get-Cluster "QA" | get-vm | Select-String -Pattern "\(*\)" | Select-Object Line | Export-Csv C:\Export.csv

As you can see, It's far from even coming close to what I need, so any help would be much appreciated...

Get-Cluster "QA" | get-vm | Select-String -Pattern "\(*\)" | Select-Object Line | Export-Csv C:\Export.csv