We noticed a problem with a vpn server we have running virtual. We started troubleshooting, and the screen froze while we were using it....not just for a second either, it was for about 10-15 seconds.
We were about to start installing that machine from scratch, when we jumped on another vm we had running on the same esxi host, and it had frozen also....(That's not supposed to happen, right?)
Dell poweredge 2950 with dual quad core cpu's, and 32gigs ram. We are still using local storage, on a raid5, with 5 - 300 gig 15k sas drives.
As I said in the subject, this is a newly installed vsphere esxi server. It was upgraded....was that our mistake?
how can we tell what went wrong, so we know to call dell, or vmware?
Thanks,
Barry Smoke
AR Division of Legislative Audit
We were about to start installing that machine from scratch, when we jumped on another vm we had running on the same esxi host, and it had frozen also....(That's not supposed to happen, right?)
Dell poweredge 2950 with dual quad core cpu's, and 32gigs ram. We are still using local storage, on a raid5, with 5 - 300 gig 15k sas drives.
As I said in the subject, this is a newly installed vsphere esxi server. It was upgraded....was that our mistake?
how can we tell what went wrong, so we know to call dell, or vmware?
Thanks,
Barry Smoke
AR Division of Legislative Audit