Hi Guys,
Virtual Center is reporting one of my Virtual Machines as being powered off, however this particular server is pingable and serving data.
Can anybody shed some light on this for me please?
Cheers
Have you try restart vcenter services to see if it clears all out, sometimes vcenter does crazy things.
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Stefan Nguyen
VMware vExpert 2009
iGeek Systems Inc.
VMware, Citrix, Microsoft Consultant
Hi there
I did restart the Virtual Center server but this has not resolved the problem
Any further ideas?
log directly into the ESX Host and verify the state of the VM is in fact on. If so, try to restart the vpx agent on that host.
From the service console type:
service vmware-vpxa restart
Hi Troy
By running vmware-vpxa resart will this cause any issues with the rest of the virtual machines? I only ask as this is a production environment.
Regards
Hi Troy,
I have issued the service vmware-vpxa restart command on each of the 4 ESX server in my HA enviroment but the problem is still not resolved?
Any other ideas? thanks for your help so far, much appreciated.
and you have confirmed this VM in question is not partially registered on more than one host? Log into each host, and look for any duplicate VM's. Also, if you can, you may try to power off the VM by logging into the hosts where it's registered, then go back to your vCenter server, take a note of the datastore it resides on, right click on the VM and remove it from inventory. Then browse the datastore, find the vm's folder and right click on the .vmx file and add to inventory and follow the prompts, then try to power it back on.