Hey,
Im running 6.5.0 (Build 4887370) with a few VMs. Today one of the VMs locked up but so i rebooted it from the webUI and i got the following error.
ESXI 6.5 Failed - Transport (VMDB) error -45: Failed to connect to peer process.
I rebooted the host and now all VMs are not starting and giving me that error. I did some digging and it found this issue is related to not enough memory but I appear to have plently of memory on the datastore.
df -h
Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
VMFS-5 924.0G 714.5G 209.5G 77% /vmfs/volumes/ds
vfat 285.8M 205.8M 80.0M 72% /vmfs/volumes/5d89fad8-4ab19fd8-5648-0cc47a4e7280
vfat 249.7M 8.0K 249.7M 0% /vmfs/volumes/5c709076-7043e11a-cc87-02f30dbee357
vfat 4.0G 28.8M 4.0G 1% /vmfs/volumes/5d89fae1-6a6e3db0-64f7-0cc47a4e7280
vfat 249.7M 143.7M 106.0M 58% /vmfs/volumes/7153e27e-c2a7c27b-bbf0-cbdb95a4732e
I tired to create a files on the datastore and i get an Input/output error. I can delete files from the data store but not create them.
I checked the logs on the host and found the following
==> /var/log/vmkwarning.log <==
2021-11-24T14:42:19.850Z cpu0:65561)WARNING: NMP: nmp_DeviceRequestFastDeviceProbe:237: NMP device "t10.ATA_____HGST_HTS721010A9E630__________________________JR10006P22HK7E" state in doubt; requested fast path state update...
2021-11-24T14:42:19.864Z cpu1:72569)WARNING: Swap: 3723: Failed to create swap file '/vmfs/volumes/5d89fae0-d7174380-cab5-0cc47a4e7280/vu18/vmx-vu18-1523612192-1.vswp' : I/O error
The host also appears to have plenty of inodes so that should not be the problem.
stat -f /
File: "/"
ID: 100000000 Namelen: 127 Type: visorfs
Block size: 4096
Blocks: Total: 299613 Free: 110003 Available: 110003
Inodes: Total: 655360 Free: 649192
anyone have any ideas what the cause could be there were no changes made to this Host in months so im not sure whats going on?
in case anyone else has this problem i found out it was a HDD failure.
this tread can be closed.
in case anyone else has this problem i found out it was a HDD failure.
this tread can be closed.