Hi all,
I upgrade my enviroment full (vcenter, hosts and SRM).
Part of procedure of SRM upgrade i need run follow commnad (utility).
dr-ip-customizer.exe" -cfg "c:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager\config\vmware-dr.xml" -csv c:\temp\25022011.csv -cmd generate
and with this command is generated a archive .csv with virtual machines, but the output not is complete, not list all vms of my SRM.
SRM 4.1.1
vCenter 4.1 Update1
Any idea ?
Thanks
Hi,
Just to make things clear,
you are running the command on recovery site's SRM server AND resulting csv file does not contain all the protected VMs (placeholders)?
Michael.
yes. perfect.
Are missing VMs part of any recovery plan?
Yes The machines are in the plan but the output of the cvs file are not listed all the machines that are configured to work with the SRM.
Does user account you enter when you run dr-ip-customizer have permissions on all of the VMs?
yes, the user there all privilegies to do it.
I can't think of a reason for this behavior.
Do missing VMs have something in common: specific cluster, resource pool, datastore, folder, etc.?
no exist any specific configuration how you asked. you know if exist any commando to do a refresh in DB of SRM to re-read all virtual machines ? Thanks
Not command I am aware of. Maybe srm-config.exe with some command switch.
Have you tried to look on SRM logs?
Hey Bonder,
How many VM's is it supposed to display and how many does the csv file actually show?
-rp
appear 10, but the correct is appear 100 vms in output file cvs
the logs were sent to VMware Support Latin America.
Try opening the csv file in a text editor and see if it displays the same amount of vm's. Excel is not always csv friendly, depending on the version you are using.
-rp
i tried but without sucess, not works.
any idea ?
