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• Reservation of memory = slow start

  Hi guys,.

  why whenever I do use the reservation of memory on a prompt that the system takes forever to start? It takes a lot of time during the windows progress bar and applying computer settings.

  You'd try to check if the problem is not related to your storage space. By default, each virtual computer creates a swap file in the same place, where its vmdk and configuration files. To avoid this swap, you need to maximize the reservation of memory limit in the properties of the VM. You must close the virtual machine and start it again to see the effect

  How much memory have this virtual machine? and a reservation?

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  "Correct" or "useful."

• cannot 'reserve all comments memory' - cannot satisfy the failover for HA

  Hello

  I have a 3-host cluster running ESXI 5.1. Each host has 96 GB of memory and about 5-6 of the virtual machine running. Each host is showing the memory use about 40%. I have a server Exchange 2013 which brings "memory allocation failures" that cause databases to disconnect momentarily. The total error is

  The information - MailDB4 store (8096) MailDB4: the system knows to memory allocation failures that impede the proper functioning of the database "MailDB4" ("777d4e3c-d5fd-4a65-93cf-bdb12ca9e4d2").  The error can occur because of a misconfiguration or excessive memory consumption on the machine.

  Additional diagnostic information: cc95a8ab-7b96-45e2-bcad-9da4323e74b0

  This virtual machine has received 12 GB memory and supports about 50 boxes active mailbox. I would like to book all the client memory for the virtual machine, in order to ensure that the host does not interfere. This is my first attempt to combat the above errors. However, when I try to reserve memory, I get the error

  Not enough resources to meet the level of failover configured for vSphere HA.

  My HA settings allow 1 failure host in the cluster. The total memory of cluster is 287GB. If the failure of a host, then about 196GB is available to the cluster. Count of used space shows that all vm consume about 107GB, so there is a lot of available memory in the event of a failure of the single host. So I don't know why I see the above error when trying to reserve memory for this virtual machine.

  What I did today, is to create a pool of new resources for just this server, reserve more than 12 GB for the pool, then I added the virtual machine to this pool, which seems happy. I assume that this gives the same result? Time will tell if it will solve errors Exchange well above that.

  Thoughts and comments appreciated.

  I just wanted you to account. I made the following changes to our Exchange Server

  • Server memory increased from 12 GB to 16 GB
  • The value 16 GB + 10 MB pagefile as recommended by Microsofts (it was previously set to "managed system" (around 5 GB))
  • Banged my C drive increased another 20 GB for the swap file
  • Restarted

  This seems to have solved the error logs on the failures of memory allocation. I suspect that an insufficient swap file was the main culprit here.

  In the meantime, I will review my use of resource pools.

  Thanks to ExpletiveDeleted and Alistar for their advice.

• Workstation 7 unable to reserve memory after upgrading the host Windows 8.

  I just updated my computer, running VMWare Workstation 7, Windows 8.

  Now, when I start a VM, I get a message similar to:

  "Not enough physical memory is available to power on this virtual machine with its configured settings.  To resolve this problem, increase the support of physical memory for all the virtual machines to XXX MB or adjust the settings of extra memory to enable more virtual memory machine to be swapped. »

  • In the preferences, memory, my memory 7138 MB reserved for all virtual machines.
  • I chose 'Allow more virtual memory machine to swap'
  • Windows Resource Monitor indicates that I have more than 5 GB of free memory.
  • I tried to upgrade to 7.1.6, but that did not fix the problem.

  But I am still unable to start any VM - even one with as little as 128 MB of RAM that are entrusted to him.  These are the same VMS I was used to running on Win7 before the upgrade.

  -> Adam

  (The display for people who might find this thread through a search on the web)

  I got the same error. What worked for me was to uninstall, reboot, then reinstall as follows:

  1. define the model of compatibility to Setup WinXP SP3 and run as administrator.

  2. install by double-clicking on the Setup

  3. once the installation is completed, set the compatibility to vmware.exe model also be WinXP SP3 and run as administrator.

  On workstation 7 starting, I was then able to start my vms without problem.

  VMware Workstation 7.1.6 - 744570. Host is an x 64 i7 - 3520 M with 8 GB of ram running Windows 8 rtm. Administrator account.

• How can I pay for the reservation of memory on all virtual machines to "0"?

  I am trying to write a script that will pay for the reservation of memory on all virtual machines that are invited in a cluster to '0 '.  We have book too much memory, and this setting should allow VMWare facilities manage reserves memory for me.  I have hundreds of virtual machines to update, so I can't do it by hand.  I hope that it is possible via the CLI.

  Can someone help me with this please?

  Matt example work certainly, and I'm sure that he was going to follow up with something similar to this after having confirmed if it worked or not because it is much more serious on the optimization of code for speed, but I'll (try to) save the effort. To test its extract on a cluster of 45 VMS, it took more than four minutes to complete.  The excerpt below took about 25 seconds.  The difference is of course to use the cmdlet "Get-View" and that it can run asynchronously so (it begins a vCenter task and immediately passes the following).  Of course, this will also put more of a strain to your vCenter server, so keep that in mind.

  $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineConfigSpec
  $spec.memoryAllocation = New-Object VMware.Vim.ResourceAllocationInfo
  $spec.memoryAllocation.Reservation = 0
  Get-Cluster "YOUR_CLUSTER" | Get-VM | Get-View -Property Config.MemoryAllocation | %{$_.ReconfigVM_Task($spec)}
  

• I get the message: education @0x74d3f290 referenced memory @ 0x74d3f290. The memory could not be written.

  Original title: memory problem

  I get the message: education @0x74d3f290 referenced memory @ 0x74d3f290.  The memory could not be written.

  Any suggestions?

  try running Memtest86 +, which runs from a floppy disk or CD and should eliminate or
  confirm whether your one or more of your sticks of memory are bad or the values of the SPD in the BIOS are correct.
  Let it run for as long as you can: 2,4,6,8 or several hours, so no errors at that time then your ram is OK.
  http://www.memtest.org/

  What were you doing at the time?

• Get when the "not enough memory to process the command' install a new version of the Windows Installer.

  Original title: However, when you try to install the new version I get a message "not enough memory to process the order" I have 812 GB of free memory on my drive C. help!

  In response to an error 80070641 during installation of updates, I uninstalled Windows Installer with the intention to download the updated version and install my updates failed.
  However, when you try to install the new version I get a message "not enough memory to process the order" I have 812 GB of free memory on my C drive.
  Help!

  Hi Derek,.

  Please report the problem to Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, it looks like you get the error when installing a new installer as ' not enough memory to process the order'.

  I have a couple of steps that should help you with this problem.

  Method 1:

  Try these steps and check:

  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following windows Help article.

  Back up the registry
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/back-up-the-registry

  a. Click Start > run > type regedit and press enter
  b. find the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\LanmanServer\Parameters
  c. find IRPStackSize
  (d) If this value is not right click on key settings and click on new > Dword value and type IRPStackSize under the name.
  e. right click on IRPStackSize and click change
  f. Select decimal , enter a value greater than 15(maximum is 50 decimal), then click on OK.
  g. close the registry editor and restart your computer.

  Method 2:

  Try the steps mentioned in this link and check.

  Not enough memory is available to process this command.

  User action:

  Do one of the following, and then retry the command:

  a. reduce the number of running programs.

  b. remove unwanted files from the disk, the pagefile is on and restart the system.

  c. check the disk paging file for an IO error.

  d. install more memory in the computer.

  Visit the site and check:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc978735.aspx

  Method 3:

  I suggest you to clear temporary folders and check if it helps, here are the steps:

  a. click Start, type folder in the search box and press enter.

  b. press the CTRL + A, that will select all the content and Remove it.

  Once you disable this, follow these steps:

  a. click Start, type Temp folder in the start search box and press ENTER.

  b. press the CTRL + A, that will select all the content and Remove it.

  I hope this helps. If you have questions more related to Windows, feel free to post here at Microsoft Community.

• installed the file ISO of ESXI 5.5.0 of trialware on a PC at home that has a memory of 8meg, installed correctly, then on reboot I get 'no boot disk was detected or the drive failed', I'm boot from the hard disk, any ideas?

  installed the file ISO of ESXI 5.5.0 of trialware on a PC at home that has a memory of 8meg, installed correctly, then on reboot I get 'no boot disk was detected or the drive failed', I'm boot from the hard disk, any ideas?

  Welcome to the community,

  Please take a look at for example http://wp.secretnest.info/?p=697 to know if this is the problem you are facing.

  André

• Need a clarification on the reservation of memory

  I created my first virtual machine and see that the memory allocated to the virtual machine appears to be limited.

  The host computer has 16 GB of memory, but I am only allowed to 384 from reserve to this machine. The tab for the allocation of resources to the virtual machine shows he uses 353/384 MB of memory of comments. Is this ok or y at - it something wrong? It is recommended that I have at least 4 GB of memory for this installation. The memory of comments will expand because it requires more resources?

  Here are some pictures:

  

  

  

  

  35 x is your memroy active and the number of 38 x is your overhead + active. As mentioned above, you can increase the memory allocated to the virtual machine. Simply turn off the virtual machine, do a right click go to change settings and change the memory. Your guest will be the new amount of memory allocated. However, this will not affect the active memory of your comments. Who will probably still low if the prompt is not widely used. If you want you can book memeroy for her. But that won't be necessary. Your guest will be asked just more memory when he needs it (i.e. the amount that you have alloccated at the prompt max). Not setting reserves, you will not sign memory to a virtual machine that can't even use... Hope that makes sense...

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• Reservation of memory for the server sqql

  Hello

  I am running two SQL servers with 4 virtual CPUs and each has 12G of RAM available.

  We have noticed that sql process uses only 180MB of RAM while SQL is designed to use all available memory... We decided to use a reservation of memory for these boxes and grant a full 12 GB for each booking.

  (1) that would be really useful?

  (2) I noticed that after having reserved memory, that the system has taken something like 10 minutes to start, can anyone explain to me why?

  Thank you

  The shares of resources can be adjusted if necessary. I don't think that you need. As well as the host has only a single virtual machine now, who knows what the future may bring. You add multiple virtual machines and you will start to do the math. ESX let his work resources and balance. If you see performance degradation then start looking at the distribution of resources.

  As for the CPU that the virtual machine is not the only object on the system might compete for processor resources, you also have the SC. When you give the VM 4 vCPU find the system to wait on the availability of all hearts.

  You can reduce the number to 2 and even play with the processor affinity if you want, you should try to determine the weather your SQL system really needs the CPU/MEM tweaks (in my experience IO is the cause of the headache of performance most SQL).

• Reservation of memory VM

  Need information please.

  I have part of a DRS and HA Cluster host. DRS value manual at present for other reasons.

  Host has 104 GB of memory. A virtual computer is running on this host. VM has 100GB vRAM

  When you try to create a reserve of memory of 100 GB for the virtual machine, I get the error that there is not enough memory available on the host. Why is this?

  No other virtual machines running on the host. I also put the admission control to turn off: power VM allow operations that violate constraints of availability.

  Any help?

  You probably use in a situation where general requirement of memory your VM.  This specified overload the memory of reading about the virtual machine Summary tab?  I bet this amount more time some ESXi system is going to be greater than 4 GB, for a virtual machine with 12 cores and 100 GB.  Watch MMTP/MB and see how vmk uses; It's that the amount of the 'memory of mangement' being used (not VM related).

  Question: if it's the only VM that runs on the host computer, so why bother creating a reservation?

• What is reservation of memory in a cluster?

  Hello

  That's what the guide to management resources said airline booking...

  The amount in the field "Reserved capacity" being reserved to the

  support for virtualization.

  Not totally understood, means that it is an overload of ESXi to the virtual machines in the cluster running?

  Thanks a lot for your help in advance.

  That is right.

  Each guest got some fresh memory overhead for the VMKernal. On ESXi 800 MB is allocated for the guests.

  Each virtual machine has also overload memory. See attached table

  In summary it is a simple calculation of your total memory overload estimated for a cluster, you can add each overload of mem to host more VMs Mem overhead

  Please allow pints to get useful/correct answers

• Reservations of memory

  Hello

  I would try to set a reserve of memory on one of our SQL servers. However, when I try to configure a virtual machine to use xGB memory, I get "not enough resources to meet the level of failover configured for HA.

  Also can someone please explain what "actions" option for us in respect of the Allocation of resources?

  We continue to have a user experience slow with some VMS, the harp of SQL guys on all physical servers being faster than the virtual, if we can change these virtual machines with these options of allocation of resources to our advantage that would be great.

  There are 3 ESX vSphere 4.0 hosts in cluster, 8x3Ghtz with 48 GB of mem, they use about 30% of the resources, a lot of spare grunt it I thought for reservations.

  Any advice would be appreciated!

  See you soon

  Brendan

  André - Gave you great link that is right out of the deep diving for book HA. %EST based option just below the defult setting and if I remember with overload you want to about 35%

  I have also now consider your 1st post you use pools of resources, can I ask how they used beining? Are they necessary? I want to smplifly your enveroment as much as possible so there is less area to find problems with the preformance.

  Joe

• Ask about the maximum memory recognized in the Satellite Pro 4200/4300 series

  I thought that the maximum RAM that could be recognized in the series SP4200/4300 of machines was the 64 MB on board, over a maximum of 2 X 128 MB tapes in the two expansion slots for a total of 320 MB.

  However, I came across an ad from someone who claims to have managed to get recognized 448 MB (64 MB on board, 256 MB in a slot and 128 MB in another location) in a SP4270. This seems to go against what was supposed to be the maximum specification of 320 MB, consisting of 64 MB on board 2 X 128 MB in the expansion slots.

  The accepted view was that 128 MB memory bands was the maximum that could be recognized in each of the slots. However, it seems that this employee have discovered that this is not the case.

  Other contributors have some luck with the modules of memory of 256 MB being used/recognized by the machines SP4200/4300? The poster suggested that the machine could cope with a 256 MB module and a 128 MB module.

  Any comments from anyone who might have tried this or variations on this? What two 256 MB modules? -Someone at - it tried?

  I do not have this good old classic, but I can just confirm your info on maximum RAM. I imagine that the RAM for this oldie modules are not expensive. Why not take a risk and buy a 256 MB module.

• Can I change the new memory and at the same time to replace the Rams?

  Can I change the new memory and at the same time to replace the Rams?

  If a MacBook Pro RAM and drvie hard can be modified/improved depends on the submodel and we do not know yours. There are dozens of variations of the MacBook Pro issued since 2006, and you do not want guessing us!

  Please do "about this Mac" in your Apple menu to get this:

  

  Notice the line that I have highlighted with the red arrow. Please tell us what your computer has in the thr same place. However, do not post any serial number.

  With the exact submodel we can better advise you of any available upgrade paths.