hi All,
I more often see the below message and i know i can fix by moving them to a different host by vmotion. But i want to proactively know which all VM has got this problem so taht i can write a script to vmotion them automatically.
I checked all that it is setup as it should be. What i am looking here in this forum is there should be a file or something which i can look to find if a machine has that "MKS error"
Basically in other words, lets say i have 10000 VM's in my VC how do i know which VM's are affected by this problem.
Check your network connection with the specific host and check its firewall configurations especially.
Also check VMkernel gateway setting
I checked all that it is setup as it should be. What i am looking here in this forum is there should be a file or something which i can look to find if a machine has that "MKS error"
Basically in other words, lets say i have 10000 VM's in my VC how do i know which VM's are affected by this problem.
I checked all that it is setup as it should be. What i am looking here in this forum is there should be a file or something which i can look to find if a machine has that "MKS error"
Basically in other words, lets say i have 10000 VM's in my VC how do i know which VM's are affected by this problem.
Just to put more lights to it......
Here is a scenerio where i have seen it multiple time and in 2 VC
if you try to run services.sh restart on the host which has got VM's running on it and the host is in a cluster all VM's running on that host shows this problem.
Normally, this error appear due to a firewall or network connectivity issue. Will you be able to check that?
I came across with the same error and fixed after changing my firewall rules,