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Error when enabling FT Logging - a general system error occurred: vmodl.fault.MethodNotFound

When I attempt to enabled FT Logging on a VMkernel port, I get-

"a general system error occurred: vmodl.fault.MethodNotFound"

My servers are compatible with FT and they pass every test in the Site Survey tool except the requirement to enable FT logging. I have tried enabling FT logging on two different brands of servers with two different physical NICs and I get the same results. The NICs are connected to a switch and vSphere says they are up and running at 1000Mb. I can enable VMotion on the same NIC without issue. I have put the FT logging NIC on its own subnet and I have tried to enabled FT logging with the server in or out of the HA cluster. I am also licensed for FT (under eval). I have tried rebooting vCenter and the ESX host, all to no avail.

Please help me to get FT logging enabled - I really want to try out FT !

Thank you, David Davis

- David Davis -- Author of TrainSignal / Pluralsight.com video training courses. -- Blogger at www.VirtualizationSoftware.com
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I am not an expert in this. But it looks like an installation issue. Might be that your VC and esx versions are not compatible?

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@davidmdavis Not sure but it is worth checking out this for sure: http://bit.ly/kvKvI

@davidmdavis Also, why not install the 7/9 patches that just came out? Maybe one of them addresses the issue.






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I am not an expert in this. But it looks like an installation issue. Might be that your VC and esx versions are not compatible?

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daviddavis
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This problem has been solved by upgrading my vCenter server from 4.0.0 build 140742 to 4.0.0 build 162856.

Thanks to all who responded!!

-David

Author of Train Signal's VMware ESX Server videos training series available at:

Also, visit my personal website:

- David Davis -- Author of TrainSignal / Pluralsight.com video training courses. -- Blogger at www.VirtualizationSoftware.com
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What versions of VC & ESX are you using?

What's your network setup like? Can you poste a gif of that?

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