i get this error when trying to stop/start/reset a vm.
the attempted operation cannot be performed in the current state (powered on)
i've already done a
service mgmt-vmware restart
tia
Hi,
I've the same problem, It seems that some host have incorrect information of vm state. In my case it occurs after a failed vmotion.
I try to reset management service of two hosts (source and destination off vmotion) with the command: service mgmt-vmware restart, then I restart Virtual center service on virtual center server and then it shows vmstate correct and I can start VM
Thanks for you post
Fredie
Hi,
A VM had the said problem after removing a snapshot.
We resolve this issue with the command "service mgmt-vmware restart" on the host esx (4.0.u2)
Thanks for the tip.
Marcio.
1) esxcli
2) esxcli vm process list (Search list vm)
Exemple:
<strong>VM_name</strong>
World ID: <strong>8816110</strong>
Process ID: 0
VMX Cartel ID: 8816107
UUID: 42 1d 7e a7 93 4b d0 73-66 e2 8d e9 e0 b4 48 8b
Display Name: VM_name
Config File: /vmfs/volumes/578cb648-91d22142-bdcb-e09796147f2c/VM_name/VM_name.vmx
3)esxcli vm process kill --type= [soft,hard,force] --world-id= WorldNumber (Off VM)
Exemple:
esxcli vm process kill --type=force --world-id=8816110
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"Compatibility ESXi 4 and later"
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"Upgrade Hardware"
After weekly problems...success
la solucion es sencilla, habilitar por un momento el SHELL SEGURO del esxi, ingresar por SSH:
/etc/init.d/hostd restart
/etc/init.d/vpxa restart
Listo por si acaso cambian el CD ISO que tenian