ESXi 4.0 Crash

[VirtualSingh]

One of my customer site, our ESXi server got crashed and genrate this error. Please the attached file.

I would like to know if anyone encounter this error and have any suggestions or thoughts.

Thanks

Gary Singh

[bulletprooffool]

Most often PSODs are a result of hardware issues.

Get hold of your a hardwrae diagnostic disk form your vedor and see if you can track it down.

I assume that you have confirmed that all your hardware is on the HCL for ESX?

Also, have you recenetly made anychanges to your envvironment?

[idle-jam]

could you boot into hardware diagnostic tools (like in bios), to do a full hardware check? it's more towards hardware problem.

[VirtualSingh]

I have 2 identical servers running at other site and have no issue. Although after rebooting the server it is up and running BUT I am concern if this happen again.

Any thoughts

[VirtualSingh]

I can try through ILO...Is there any log file I can dig into?

[bulletprooffool]

If the servers on the other sites are OK then it is almost 100% that you have a hardware issue.

it could be as simple as needing to reseat the Memory in the box (if you can get an outage . . do it!)

get hold of hardware diagnostic boot disk from your Hardware provider and run a full diagnsotic to make sure - but while you have the downtime also open the server and make sure that all components are seated properly.

like I said before - 99% of PSODs that I have had before have been hardware related.

good luck