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• VDR causing many changes in disk block.

  So I have two equallogic SAN is being replicated on a 20 MB WAN link.  During the day, my volumes will create like 3 GB of changes every every 8 hours. I have also setup VDR to make a backup on another volume on the SAN is not replicated.  I see that when done VDR saves my virtual machine, this generates a lot of changes on my volumes that have then been replicated.  What is VDR to my vmdk to make so many changes?  What is normally about 3 GB of changes, VDR will create approximately 17 GB of changes.  I'm guessing something with CBT (change tracking block) generates these big Delta?

  Thank you

  -Craig

  I guess the reason for this is that VDR - as well as other backup solutions - create a snapshot of the VM before doing the backup job and then - once the backup is complete - deletions / consolidates the snapshot.

  This means that during the backup, all changes within the guest OS what are written in a snapshot file, which - after the backup - merged for the Basic virtual disk. This double the blocks of data that must be replicated between your storage systems.

  André

• Satellite M40X-126: disk blocks when the DVD-RAM has been inserted

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite M40X-126 with a super multi drive installed. I have a problem with writing to DVD-RAM. Sometimes, when I try to write data to a DVD-RAM disc, the DVD player makes a strange noise, as if the mechanic of material is blocked inside the car. The laptop will not write any data on him and he doesn't notch in this noise. And I can't open the drive, because it is blocked by the software. And windows is blocked as well, I can't do anything. The only thing I can do, is stopped the laptop by pressing the power on button a few seconds.

  I do not think, it is a software problem. I have installed all the necessary drivers (UDF) is installed correctly. And DVD - RAM writing runs smoothly most of the time. But I have every 5 times I insert a DVD-RAM disc makes it drive this strange noise and everything is blocked.

  My disc is damaged? Who has the same behavior?

  Thank you

  Reto

  Hi Reto

  I have the same drive, but it works without problem. I know that DVD-RAM media are expensive, but all I can suggest is you buy another provider and check if it will happen again.

• Changing the block size of 8 MB on local hard disk in esx 3.5 u4

  Hai

  I want to adjust the size of the blocks of the local disk block size is 1 MB, I want it 8 MB so as to p2v a 600 GB machine in to the esx host has 800 GB hard drive. I know the following command

  To change the size of the block of the vmfs file system, you must use vmkfstools to reformat the partition. The command is:

  vmkfstools - vmfs3 - blocksize 8 M vmhba0:0:0:5 createfs

  but this command returns an error to handle attention I think that this command does that for logical unit number not local hard drive of the esx hosts tell me how to change the size of the block of your local hard disk in esx not lun

  VAMSi

  Under ESX / Setup / storage, you need to remove the data with the wrong block size store (don't forget that you have a backup of your virtual machine).

  So simple, you can choose to add a new data store (link on top-right), you will see free space (the old leaves) and you can choose the size of the block.

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• Error Code OFOO:1344

  I have a Dell inspiron 580 and it crashed and I was playing with it and it came up with error OFOO:1344 and 21095512 block disc MSG. I don't know what to do and was already screwed $50,40 by just answers. I am on disability and do not have a lot of money. Can sort you help me? My email address is: [Admin NOTE: identification of Email deleted in accordance with the TOU strategy]

  Error Code 0F00:1344 MSG block disk xxxxxxxx.

  Cannot read replace disk or remove the write protection.

  

  Copy any information and data out of it immediately.
  This drive will completely die soon.

  There is no sweet miracle for disks physically hurt.

• Need to read a RT - 11 on Windows SCSI disk

  I have a SCSI-2 hard drive, formatted as a DEC RT-11 record.  I know that the structure and disk file formats.  I need to be able to read individual disk blocks.  How can I mount this stranger to allow C read blocks?

  Good question and one that will not be answered here.  Hit the forums of MSDN programming for assistance with programming issues.

• Barracuda Backup - changed block tracking does not properly

  Greetings,

  
  

  What is going on:

  In a Word. I am trying to solve a problem with a backup of Barracuda and the block change tracking.  It happened from the server (as well as the Barracuda 190) has been installed long ago.

  
  

  Long story short. With CBT activated (changed block Tracking) Barracuda is supposed only to save "disk blocks has changed."  She doesn't at the level of virtualization, no comments. In my case, it's back up about 124 GB every night. (2-3 hours of the device), and then from 10 to 12 hours to move to the cloud.

  
  

  MY SYSTEM:

  There is only 1 VM (comments) on the host computer. The two drives on the computer virtual (comments) are a 60 GB drive OS (SBS Server Essentials of 2012) and 100 GB data disc.  Both have 33 GB used on each of them (66GB total).  Changed nightly expected data should be an absolute maximum of 6-8 GB each night much less commonly.

  Nothing about the host OR virtual machine (guest) server is added to the 124 to 128 GB that says Barracuda is saved.

  
  

  HOW CAN I KNOW IT IS NOT WORKING PROPERLY? :

  I have two other systems in separate buildings that work as expected. So, I have an A, B, C comparison.  A and B are working properly. C is not.   They are all the same hardware platform HP ML350p Gen8. They are all configured as except for the sizes and quantities of drives in the RAID 5 group. They are all ESXi if the one in question is on 5.1.0, and the other two are on 5.5.0.
  

  
  

  Not that it matters, but the guests on these systems are: host a system has a brand new 2012 R2 STD Server .  B host has a system "autonomous converted" SBS 2011 .  C host system has a new 2012 Essentials server.

  
  

  WHAT DID I TRY? :

  I made sure all the settings in the settings have CBT enabled and set to true.  I tried to re - set up a new selection of backup within the Barracuda 190. I made contact with technicians Barracuda of 1st and 2nd level support on several occasions. Initially, they said it was a problem of snapshot.  I looked the better shots I knew how (I'm a noob, but I got some great info here about how to look at snapshots and VM running of stains from p_hall), then when they couldn't tell me where in the phase of snapshot, it was, they said 'it works as expected. , (and even if I have only 66 gb of disk space used on a total of 160 GB on reviews) "isn't really 125 GB backup every night. It just reports that it is.  Still my bandwidth says otherwise.   WHAT !!!!!!!!???????

  
  

  Finally, I took the well-known Barracuda of the FD (from system B Barracuda) and put it on the DP (in lieu of system C Barracuda) for a few nights.  He behaved exactly like original C system Barracuda. He supported 128 and about 147 GB the first night the next two nights.

  
  

  See attachment for samples of the reports at the end of last year backup 3 systems. Yes, they are older, but the results are the same.

  
  

  Any suggestions on how to fix this?  Thank you.

  
  

  I want to mention that my problem is now solved. Still using CBT, my nightly backups are more in line with what is, was expected.  Instead of backup 128 GB EVERY night (I still don't know whence the figure), I support anywhere from 3 to 15 GB per night.  A difference.

  The problem has been resolved with a simple upgrade to ESXi 5.1 to 5.5 upd 2.  No other changes made.

  Wouldn't be an accurate assumption that unlike VM KB 1020128 that CBT is, in fact, NOT compatible with the ESXi5.1?

  I'll be the first to admit that VMWare is not my forte.  That said, I'm rather discouraged that there no one answer to my post with suggestions.  I post in the wrong place. Poor choice of title/key words? It was poorly made? Unintelligible?

  According to me, that I was very thorough in my research on the issue.  I found this which mentions clearly the CBT is supported in ESXi 4 and more.

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1020128

  I was diligent in troubleshooting up to the point where I pretty much dismissed everything except the host operating system.

  Not knowing how big the community is, I would think that there is someone out there with my exactly the same problem, or at least there was someone out there who was successfully in 5.1 ESXi with CBT on a system of Barracuda.

  I am open to any suggestion that may make future messages/questions to gather more responses.

  Thank you.

• Unregistering removed a unit of replication of disks instead of destination

  We reinstall our vCenter and will be re-registering/move our unit of replication. We have extremely large drives to our Dr site that we cannot allow to be planted again. Opt-out of the former vCenter unit will cause these discs to remove? I am also told that replication is of ESXi to ESXi host. So if remove us the replication device will always continue? Just trying to figure the best way to re - install replication without causing these disks of destination should be deleted.

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  VR device is related to the installation of vCenter server and maintains the object identifiers internal managed vCenter VMS and hosts and data warehouses.

  VR device cannot meet another server vCenter Server with id values different managed object.

  Withdrawal of the army with the VR of the vCenter Server inventory unit, even with again add it back, will make it useless.

  Remove a source VM (or its host) to vCenter inventory had RV removed all knowledge on this virtual machine and this includes the removal of the disc replica of the remote site (except when you set up replication, the existing disks were used as initial copies).

  In your case you can do:

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  2 do whatever management is necessary on the vCenter (s) and presenters.

  3. If DB vCenter is a novelty - deploy the new device of VR.

  4 configure replication from scratch and direct them to use existing records in the target as the initial seed for replication data warehouses. This will still show as initial full-synchronization in the UI, however, checksum is performed and only the different disk blocks are exchanged.

  Kind regards

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• Conversion of thick disks into thin, but not for any space back

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  What you have to do to thin to reclaim any unused space on the virtual FRONT thickness conversion machine drive?

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• The disks have not been washed on the file system

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  When I click with the right button on a virtual machine and turn on FT, I get an error...

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  What are the benefits/drawbacks of being thick-eager to zero, rather than just thick?

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• Question about data block address (DBA)

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• Size of allocation for scratch disk array

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• DB_WRITER_PROCESSES

  Hi guys,.
  
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  Reference: Concepts Oracle http://tahiti.oracle.com

  See you soon,.

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  Published by: F.Munoz Alvarez on November 30, 2012 11:05

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• Re: What position the caddy a Satellite Pro 6100 use?

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