Unexpected reboot on vsphere

[malaysiavm]

Had anyone faced the similar problem as myself?

I got 2 of my vsphere ESX machine rebooted unexpectedly.

May 17 00:01:07 esx01 syslogd 1.4.1: restart.

May 17 00:24:46 esx01 sfcb[18002]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 17 03:24:37 esx01 sfcb[6752]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 17 06:24:27 esx01 sfcb[26054]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 17 09:24:18 esx01 sfcb[17064]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 17 12:24:10 esx01 sfcb[8240]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 17 15:24:01 esx01 sfcb[31680]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 17 18:23:52 esx01 sfcb[22653]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 17 21:23:43 esx01 sfcb[13883]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 18 00:23:34 esx01 sfcb[4830]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 18 03:23:25 esx01 sfcb[28201]: INTERNAL System::loadConfigurationData()::Failed to open configuration file: /etc/cim/lsi/lsi_mr.conf

May 18 04:27:17 esx01 ntpd[3150]: no servers reachable

May 18 04:54:41 esx01 syslogd 1.4.1: restart.

May 18 04:54:41 esx01 kernel: klogd 1.4.1, log source = /proc/kmsg started.

May 18 04:54:41 esx01 kernel: http:// 0.000000 Linux version 2.6.18-92.ESX (mts@pa-lin-bld464.eng.vmware.com) (gcc version 4.1.2) #1 Sun Dec 14 23:27:11 PST 2008

Here is what I get from the log

Craig

vExpert 2009

Malaysia VMware Communities - http://www.malaysiavm.com

[depping]

It's been rock solid in my environment. Your log files don't actually reveal a reason, maybe you could post the rest of the logfiles as well...

Duncan

VMware Communities User Moderator | VCP | VCDX

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[mudha]

which machine is this ?? esx version ? do you have lsi controller on this ?

please give vm-support details

[malaysiavm]

so far this is the 1st time I see this problem, 2 of the ESX machine rebooted at the same time. I cannot find anything at all from all the log, suspected power trip. Will monitor more

I do not have LSI on the server, is running on PERC, is a DELL R710 machine

Craig

vExpert 2009

Malaysia VMware Communities -

[malaysiavm]

1 of the vsphere server on R710 went to purple screen. When I press the key on the console, I found the server went in to debug mode. Anyway, I had cancelled the core dump. Just curious anyone experience on this?

Craig

vExpert 2009

Malaysia VMware Communities -

[MMitchell12]

PERC controllers mostly have LSI Megaraid Controller chips in them that is where the LSI is coming from

[dizel247]

Happend to me two times in two week period. See my post

[AndreTheGiant]

Are you using ESX or ESXi?

Andre

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[malaysiavm]

is ESX 4, but now I had upgraded to official release, so far everything seems to be ok

Craig

vExpert 2009

Malaysia VMware Communities -

[AndreTheGiant]

Good for you

Andre