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I have issue with test SRM while it goes all ok but when come to power VM in
normal mode does not power VM , the rest of them is OK.
we have run recovery twice the SRM it went ok but I don’t know why is
this in test does not run VM.
someone sad that it may be the isolated network but I know that it
create bubbled network automatically.
the system is designed that has 14 ESX servers IBM blade boot from EMC
clarion and the recovery site the same.
G
1) Does the virtual machine show as being protected when looking at your protection group?
2) What does that full status message read?
Tim Oudin
hello Tim
thanks for your reply and the answer is that the mashine is protected and show all in blue with no error .
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the errorr mesage is:
error: unable to recover virtual machine 'name of server'.
protection for the VM need to be repaired
With that error message the virtual machine should show with an error in the protection group. I would, from the protection group, remove protection. If, after that, the shadow vm exists on the remote site, delete that from disk as well. Then configure protection on the virtual machine.
Good luck!
Tim Oudin
If I remove protection group the shadow VM does not show in the remote site. we now that the config is fine only test does not work but when you RUN the recovery it finish with suces. I think i am mising something that stop power-in VM.
could you provide the SRM log file?
Its default location is below unless you changed it on install
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VMware\VMware Site Recovery Manager\Logs
You're having storage issues. I believe I see at least two datastores disappearing during your test, possibly this vm is on both. Go back and analyze the LUN mapping in MirrorView and you're snapshot configuration, then get EMC on the phone.
Here I see discovery of at least one of the LUN that I believe this VM resides
Received update for vim.Datastore:datastore-1237:
name = "info",
op = "assign",
val = (vim.host.VmfsDatastoreInfo) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
name = "snap-0307ec41-OS_LUN_64_EXMS4-A",
url = "sanfs://vmfs_uuid:4bc32265-80d65abb-a810-001a64902d22/",
freeSpace = 18446548992,
maxFileSize = 274877906944,
drsUnfairnessThreshold = <unset>,
timestamp = "2010-04-12T13:38:45.834738Z",
vmfs = (vim.host.VmfsVolume) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
type = "VMFS",
name = "snap-0307ec41-OS_LUN_64_EXMS4-A",
capacity = 117843165184,
blockSizeMb = 1,
maxBlocks = 262144,
majorVersion = 3,
version = "3.33",
uuid = "4bc32265-80d65abb-a810-001a64902d22",
extent = (vim.host.ScsiDisk.Partition) ,
vmfsUpgradable = false,
forceMountedInfo = (vim.host.ForceMountedInfo) null,
},
},
}
Now, identification of the VM
Noticed new virtual machine 'vm-1243' on datastore 'datastore-1237'
Datastore mapping
Adding datastore 'snap-0307ec41-OS_LUN_64_EXMS4-A' with MoId 'datastore-1237' and VMFS volume UUID '4bc32265-80d65abb-a810-001a64902d22' spanning 1 LUNs
Failure of the VM and datastore
Shadow virtual machine: 'vim.VirtualMachine:vm-1243' has become inaccessible!
RecordOp ASSIGN: needsRepair, shadow-vm-21140
Received update for vim.Datacenter:datacenter-2:
(vmodl.query.PropertyCollector.Change) [
(vmodl.query.PropertyCollector.Change) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
name = "datastore",
op = "remove",
val = <unset>,
},
(vmodl.query.PropertyCollector.Change) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
name = "datastore
ShadowUpdateCallback
Noticed removal of datastore 'datastore' from datacenter 'datacenter-2'
Noticed removal of datastore 'datastore' from datacenter 'datacenter-2'
Result set
to (dr.secondary.ReplicationManager.SingleVmFailure) [
(dr.secondary.ReplicationManager.SingleVmFailure) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
vm = 'dr.secondary.ShadowVm:shadow-vm-21140',
fault = (dr.secondary.fault.ShadowVmNeedsRepair) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
faultCause = (vmodl.MethodFault) null,
vmName = "EXMS4-A",
shadowVm = 'dr.secondary.ShadowVm:shadow-vm-21140',
msg = "",
},
}
]
Object being watched was destroyed: vm-1243 fault:
(vmodl.fault.ManagedObjectNotFound) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
faultCause = (vmodl.MethodFault) null,
obj = 'vim.VirtualMachine:vm-1243',
msg = "",
}
Received update for vim.Datacenter:datacenter-2:
(vmodl.query.PropertyCollector.Change) [
(vmodl.query.PropertyCollector.Change) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
name = "datastore
Error set to (vmodl.fault.ManagedObjectNotFound) {
dynamicType = <unset>,
faultCause = (vmodl.MethodFault) null,
obj = 'vim.Datastore:datastore-1237',
msg = "The object has already been deleted or has not been completely created",
}
RecordOp ASSIGN: info.completeTime, ShadowVm.RepairShadow-877
State set to error
RecordOp ASSIGN: info.state, ShadowVm.RepairShadow-877
Shadow virtual machine: vim.VirtualMachine:vm-1243 has been destroyed!
NeedsRepair is already set to 'true' for ShadowVm 'dr.secondary.ShadowVm:shadow-vm-21140'. Ignoring...
Object 'vim.VirtualMachine:vm-1243' could not be found in MultiPropertyGetter::Get
Cannot find Shadow VM 'vm-1243' on the VC. The VM seems to be deleted.
Tim Oudin
hello Tim
thanks for the answer. where do you se that there is a mirorview issue. the name of VM is exms4 and i dont se that is snapshoot is not working well.
You say the name of the VM is "exms4"? Your first screen shot shows a VM named "EXMS4-A" and I see only this one virtual machine in these logs.
My comment on MirrorView was likely wrong, I should had said SnapVIew. Do you have adequate space allocated to the Reserved LUN Pool? If this is the issue you would be able to confirm through the Navisphere Event Monitor.
The things that would lead me to look at storage first are entries like the disappearance of the:
2010-04-12 15:38:46.937 05368 verbose 'SanConfigManager' Adding datastore 'snap-0307ec41-OS_LUN_64_EXMS4-A' with MoId 'datastore-1237' and VMFS volume UUID '4bc32265-80d65abb-a810-001a64902d22' spanning 1 LUNs
2010-04-12 15:43:49.062 04228 verbose 'SanConfigManager' Noticed removal of datastore 'datastore' from datacenter 'datacenter-2'
2010-04-12 15:57:29.984 05368 info 'MainVcPM' Object being watched was destroyed: vm-1243
2010-04-12 15:57:30.171 04932 verbose 'ShadowVm.RepairShadow-Task' Error set to (vmodl.fault.ManagedObjectNotFound) {
11 dynamicType = ,
11 faultCause = (vmodl.MethodFault) null,
11 obj = 'vim.Datastore:datastore-1237',
11 msg = "The object has already been deleted or has not been completely created",
11 }
Tim Oudin
Hello Tim
ok what should i do with Snapview . everything is OK with that, any advice
second that i want to clear that i have problems with issolated network that i dont know how to do. do you know how should i create that network.
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Hello
The problem was solved. I saw in protected site need to have the same
configuration of snapview as recovery site. Also in recovery site I find that
placeholder of configurable files was marked with read question marks and I
change to different lun something else that was presented to blade server.
from that I don’t know the reason why the protected site need the snapview
the same as in recovery site.
glaukx
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