Using converter I get "Unable to open file ha-nfs://[Test-Archive]"
Here is the output from the log:
#4] SSLVerifyCertAgainstSystemStore: Certificate verification is disabled, so connection will proceed despite the error
Authenticating user root
Logged in!
Connecting to VM id=128
VmomiParser::init() - exiting
Getting config info...
File Name: FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS.vmdk
ManagedDiskSpec: Name=[Test-Archive] FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS.vmdk
File Name: FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS_1.vmdk
ManagedDiskSpec: Name=[Test-Archive] FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS_1.vmdk
VmomiParser::init() - entering
Connecting to host 10.11.1.103 on port 443 using protocol https
SSLVerifyCertAgainstSystemStore: Subject mismatch: xesx3502t.colonial.bg.local vs 10.11.1.103
SSLVerifyCertAgainstSystemStore: The remote host certificate has these problems:
* The host name used for the connection does not match the subject name on the host certificate
* A certificate in the host's chain is based on an untrusted root.
SSLVerifyCertAgainstSystemStore: Certificate verification is disabled, so connection will proceed despite the error
Authenticating user root
Logged in!
Connecting to VM id=128
VmomiParser::init() - exiting
Getting config info...
File Name: FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS.vmdk
ManagedDiskSpec: Name=[Test-Archive] FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS.vmdk
File Name: FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS_1.vmdk
ManagedDiskSpec: Name=[Test-Archive] FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS_1.vmdk
Creating local connection to the co-located slave
NBD_Clientopen: attempting to create connection to ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] df 98 76 c7 eb fc 51-60 98 21 ec 8a 61 86 70
Started up WSA
SSL_Connect: SECURITY WARNING: Should use SSL_ConnectAndVerify instead
Opening file FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS.vmdk (ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] df 98 76 c7 eb fc 51-60 98 21 ec 8a 61 86 70)
DISKLIB-LINK : Opened 'ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] df 98 76 c7 eb fc 51-60 98 21 ec 8a 61 86 70' (0xe): custom, 35393244 sectors / 17282 Mb.
DISKLIB-LIB : Opened "ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] df 98 76 c7 eb fc 51-60 98 21 ec 8a 61 86 70" (flags 0xe). 02B4E8F0
DISKLIB-LINK : "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\vmware-temp\vmware-administrator\vmount-temp\vmware-log8\log" : creation successful.
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s001" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s002" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s003" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s004" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s005" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s006" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s007" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s008" (0)
DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened : "log-s009" (0)
DISKLIB-LINK : Opened 'C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\vmware-temp\vmware-administrator\vmount-temp\vmware-log8\log' (0): twoGbMaxExtentSparse, 35393244 sectors / 17282 Mb.
DISKLIB-LIB : Opened "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\vmware-temp\vmware-administrator\vmount-temp\vmware-log8\log" (flags 0). 02C1C310
NBD_Clientopen: attempting to create connection to ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] 1c 7d 27 c0 49 06 8b-b2 29 0d cd 03 79 f9 17
Started up WSA
SSL_Connect: SECURITY WARNING: Should use SSL_ConnectAndVerify instead
Opening file FNB-NAS/FNB-NAS_1.vmdk (ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] 1c 7d 27 c0 49 06 8b-b2 29 0d cd 03 79 f9 17)
DISKLIB-LINK : Opened 'ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] 1c 7d 27 c0 49 06 8b-b2 29 0d cd 03 79 f9 17' (0xe): custom, -1507430708 sectors / 9007199254004942 Mb.
DISKLIB-LIB : Opened "ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] 1c 7d 27 c0 49 06 8b-b2 29 0d cd 03 79 f9 17" (flags 0xe). 02C18D10
DISKLIB-LINK : Invalid # of custom extents
DISKLIB-LIB : Failed to create link.
error 1 creating child in DiskLib
Opening ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] 1c 7d 27 c0 49 06 8b-b2 29 0d cd 03 79 f9 17 failed with error1
Rethrowing MethodFault sysimage.fault.FileOpenError:
Failed to open ha-nfc://[Test-Archive] 1c 7d 27 c0 49 06 8b-b2 29 0d cd 03 79 f9 17
VmiQuerySourceInfoTask::task: Image processing task has failed with MethodFault::Exception: sysimage.fault.FileOpenError
VmiQuerySourceInfoTask::task: SetState to error
object explicitly disposed: VmiQuerySourceInfoTask::task
VmiQuerySourceInfoTask::task being destroyed
CloseSession called for session id=01F26557-DFE6-4435-9ACF-56451A862B82
Removed vmdb connection /db/connection/#4/
Regards...
Jamie
Remember, if it's not one thing, it's your mother...
