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• CentOS 6.3 KVM under ESXi5.1

  Hi all

  Here is my case,

  I want Setup CloudStack in a box and I'll use ESXi 5.1 to do this.

  My CPU on psysical H/W not support IntelVT drank no pets

  agreeing with the link below

  Nested VMs running

  http://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-8970

  in the section running the hypervisors without virtualized HV say it is possible to run x 64 KVM Centos, but when tested Centos vm do recnogize VT technology on the virtual machine CPU info, impossible to install kvm on kernel modules

  but in the major item nested VMs running under the Considerations section special States that can be done only with ESXi 5.0 not 5.1 ESXi?

  all οr doubts, I'm missing something here?

  Section of the KVM to the State of the article as "KVM requires hardware virtualization, support so it can be run under ESXi 5.0, Workstation 8, player 4 Fusion 4 (or later version)" if this scenario will take place only to the ESXi 5.0 and not the ESXi5.1?

  (relative config as monitor.virtual_exec material = monitor.virtual_mmu = software has been tested with no results)

  Thank you for the time

  Fix.  It is possible to use the HV virtualized under ESXi 5.0 on systems without EPT/IVR, but not recommended, due to underperformance miserably.  When we officially launched the functionality in ESXi 5.1, we decided to not support the hosts without EPT/IVR, because the feature was not the quality of the products.

• How to run Qemu and KVM on ESXi?

  Team,

  Can someone please guide me: how to run Qemu and KVM on ESXi?

  Thank you

  John

  Follow please: http://www.virtuallyghetto.com/2014/09/how-to-run-qemu-kvm-on-esxi.html

  Thank you

  Venance

• Make a copy of a virtual machine under ESxi

  I have a couple of the virtual machine running under VSXi 5.1

  How to make a copy of these to another server or NAS?

  Other field boxes don't Windoze-Server 2003, 2008 and 2012

  It was easy under ESXi v2 under Win Server 2003!

  I suggest that you use the data store 'Browse' and then copy into the complete file to the desired location

• I get the error number: 0x80072EE2 when I try to run windows or microsoft update under Win xp

  I get the error number: 0x80072EE2 when I try to run windows or microsoft update under Win xp

  Hello

  I suggest you try all the steps in the following article.
  You may encounter temporary connection related errors when you use Windows Update or Microsoft Update to install updates.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/836941

  I hope this helps.

• How to get a virtual camera to work? the host is Lenovo W550s running CentOS 7.1, guest is Windows 7 Professional

  With VMware Workstation Pro 11 and now 12 never got 'virtual camera' to work.  Do not find documentation, only advice, this should work, exist.

  Active host computer is Lenovo W550s running CentOS 7.1.  Camera works very well in host in CentOS in the cheese.  As a removable device, it appears as "Chicony Camera integrated".  But appears later in the guest PC Window 7 Professional.  VMware Tools in the comments are the latest version, now for VMware Workstation Pro 12.

  Any chance install USB driver for camera (not found), so not excited to get 'virtual camera' to work.

  Intended use is GoToMeeting.

  What happens when you connect the device to the prompt?

  I did a test with my laptop HP - Win7 host - player 12.0

  Guest - VMware Tools Win7 updated at the latest.

  Built-in laptop webcam shows as a "Webcam Chicony HP HD"

  First image - tooltip for the player as I hover.

  Right-click the menu actions.

  After selecting the connection (unplug the host)

  When the guest saw the unit it is passed to Windows Update to search for a driver... and he did take a few minutes... but he was installing finally successfully.

  Windows features in the comments.

  And finally a picture taken with the webcam works inside the guest.

  Rob

• File under ESXi versus NAS appliance server

  We have a Netapp file server that is used for sharing files using SMB 2.0

  I want to virtualize file services, since I have all the other virtualized servers

  I came across two solutions for this under ESXi 5.1

  • Use the Windows Server 2008 R2 or Server 2012 file services role
  • Use Enterprise Martin http://www.Sanbolic.com/web_serving.htm . This option seems to bring some nice features on the single use of Windows Server

  I did that three actions files with a be 2 TB, the other two are much smaller. If I virtualize file server, that I need to use virtual RDM or iSCSI initiator of Microsoft to present a volume of more than 2 TB.

  Any thoughts on virtualization of files under ESXi 5.1 services?

  With Windows 2008 R2, it can be done with Failover Clustering, and there are some things to know I suggest checking the document "Setup for Microsoft Cluster Service and Failover Clustering."

  I know Martin Enterprise, so I can't speak to that one.

• Limit the software and Services that run in the Service Console in ESXi 4.0?

  How to limit the software and Services running in the Services Console in ESXi 4.0?

  Hello.

  There is no Service in ESXi Console, and it is not really a lot of apps for ESXi either. Policy and/or limited access is the best way to limit these things.

  Good luck!

• How to configure port forwarding on a dedicated server running CentOS 5.4 to use Ubuntu 9.0.4

  The basic situation that I have is a dedicated server running CentOS 5.4 for the moment I have a virtual machine running Ubuntu 9.0.4. Later, I want to add a virtual computer that is running Windows Server 2003, but right now I focus on the implementation and running Ubuntu.

  The installation of Ubuntu works very well, but I am seriously struggling to get the port forwarding so I can visit the Web sites to be hosted on the Ubuntu VM. As a newbie on Linux, I am confused about the relationship between IPTables and VMWare own port forwarding.

  Here's what I've tried so far.

  My server's IP address is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, provider support told me that the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, gateway address is xxx.xxx.xxx.1 and the network address is xxx.xxx.xxx.0. (These last two surprises me a little, I'd expect to be private rather than public gateway/network address).

  First of all, I tried Bridged Networking, but had no luck contacting the machine other than through the VMware console. I tried it the ping from the host (using ssh in the host), but no joy. also no Inernet access from the VM. I changed the configuration of the DHCP server to static interfaces, using a static address 192.168.1.100 and by assigning to the doors of such xxx.xxx.xxx.1 as advised by the supplier. No real difference, still cannot ping the host prompt, or vice versa and any of the customer's Internet access.

  Then I tried NAT. The host automatically 192.168.132.128 with a 192.168.132.2 gateway IP address now, the client has access to the Internet and when I do a VNC host and open Firefox with 192.168.132.128 I can see the correct hosted Web site but I still can't get in from the outside.

  I mentioned that I am a bit confused about IPtables and VMware port forwarding, what I wanted to say, it is that I'm not sure if IPtable transfer must be set to the IP address of the interface of comments (192.168.132.128 in this case) or the address of the 192.168.132.2 bridge.

  I have the impression that I'm missing something simple here, can someone tell me what it is?

  Find your "/ etc/vmware/vmnet8/nat/nat.conf" file and change:

  Example:

  \[incomingtcp]

  8887 = 192.168.27.128:80

  That would redirect a header of TCP packet entering the port 8887 on the host on port 80 of the guest with the IP 192.168.27.128.

  Ditto for the UPD:

  \[incomingudp]

  6000 = 192.168.27.128:6001

  You can (must) use iptables for firewall purposes but does not redirect traffic at the prompt.

  Read page 252 in the Manual: http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vmserver2.pdf

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• VMware Converter error conversion physical server running CentOS 4.7

  I'm trying to convert a physical server running CentOS 4.7 to a virtual machine (on an ESX 3.5 server) using VMware converter - 4.0.0 - 146302.  The server is powered and I start the converter customer and go through all the steps to convert the server.  The process starts and hangs at 1 percent.

  I have exported and reviewed the logs and see what follows in the agent log:

  GetEvent (taskID = task-3) task converter

  impossible to detect the State of comments like 'running', will try again 1199 times...

  could not get the print server digital certificate. Retries 284 times...

  obtained the help server footprint: 1 has: F9: DA: D5:BC:E5:8 C: FD:22:CC:7E:6F:11:5F:3 A: FC:DB:4 B: 42:0 C

  Connection to VIM to 10.9.10.246...

  Reuse the existing connection of VIM to 10.9.10.246

  Unable to obtain the IP address of GuestInfo, will try again 299 times...

  In addition, the newspapers show gui Converter:

  UpdateTask

  {(converter.task.TaskInfo)

  dynamicType = & lt; unset & gt;

  key = "task-3."

  task = ' converter.task.Task:task - 3'.

  name = "convert."

  descriptionId = "Convert.P2V."

  userName = "root."

  source = "10.9.10.201"

  target = "10.9.10.246/brsauth.bigrocksports.com"

  State = "error"

  canceled = false,

  cancelable = true,

  data = & lt; unset & gt;

  error = {(converter.fault.HelperVmFailedToObtainIpFault)

  dynamicType = & lt; unset & gt;

  MSG = "Cannot get the IP address of the virtual machine to help."

  },

  result = & lt; unset & gt;

  progress = 1,

  estimatedTimeRemaining = & lt; unset & gt;

  transferRate = & lt; unset & gt;

  queueTime = ' 2009-02 - 26 T 14: 37:11.293159Z.

  startTime = "2009-02 - 26 T 14: 37:11.553563Z.

  completeTime = ' 2009-02 - 26 T 14: 43:34.277239Z.

  eventChainId = 29,

  vcTask = & lt; unset & gt;

  logBundleInfo = (converter. DiagnosticManager.TaskLogBundleInfo) {}

  dynamicType = & lt; unset & gt;

  key = "task-3-diag-20090226144333 - MQFAUK.zip."

  timeCreated = "2009-02 - 26 T 14: 43:33.438212Z.

  format = "zip."

  content = (converter. [DiagnosticManager.BundleContent)

  "agentLogs."

  "serverLogs.

  ],

  size = 706251,

  CRC =-1155030952,

  },

  }

  I can convert Windows servers on the ESX Server without any problems. Can someone translate this myself and I would like to know how to work around errors?

  Thank you

  Shannon

  On the Linux server you are converting.  When the converter reaches step 3 Options display/change the last option is called Helper VM Network.  You can change this option and add an ip address.  The ip address must be on the same network to your default gateway on your Linux server.

• Run the Workstation 8 under ESXi 5.0?

  Quick question: is it possible to run a virtual Windows on ESXi 5.0 machine and then run 8 Workstation with 64-bit VM nested?

  For example, I want to run:

  1. ESXi 5.0: on physical hardware
     
  2. Virtual MACHINE running on ESXi 5.0: running Windows 7 64 - bit with VMware Workstation 8
     
  3. Virtual MACHINE under VMware Workstation 8: running ESXi 5.0
     
  4. Virtual MACHINE running on nested ESXi 5.0: running Red Hat Linux 6.2 64-bit
     

  My colleague William tested this and it is not possible currently to 4 levels deep: http://www.virtuallyghetto.com/2011/07/how-to-enable-support-for-nested-64bit.html

• CentOS 6 under ESXi 5.0 - no NIC (eth0)

  All-

  I just installed 6 64-bit CentOS and I'm unable to add an adapter network correctly. I've tried using E1000, VMXNET2 and VMXNET3.  I tried to add all 3 at once, and none appears when I type ifconfig.  Only loopback is displayed.

  Anyone have any ideas on what I should do? I thought I need to use yum to install vmware tools can help, but I have no internet connection.

  Thanks in advance!

  If you use dhcp on your network, run the follow command:

  eth0 - v #dhclient

  If you use the static ip address, run the follow command:

  #ifconfig eth0 IPADDRESS

  for example:

  eth0 192.168.0.1 #ifconfig

• VM under ESXi 4.0 recognizes as USB NIC

  Hello

  I have a Dell PowerEdge R300 running under VMware ESXi 4.0 license.

  The server has built-in network card Intel Gigabit AND Dual Port, and I added an another PCIe Broadcom NetXtreme II 5709.

  I installed Windows Server 2003 virtual machine, and after complete installation, the 2003 recognize the USB network card and displays the icon in the systray.

  This allows me to "Remove hardware safely'-> 'remove Intel PRO 1000/MT".

  Of course if I do that I lose the networking on this server... Jac's for "security".

  Anyway, when I created the virtual machine, I used the default values of VMware NIC adapter E1000.

  I could choose E1000, Flexible, VMXNET (improved) 2 and 3 VMXNET.

  Is it possible to disable the deletion of the Windows NETWORK card? Or I must stop the virtual machine, install another NETWORK card and restart?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  It is advisable to install the vmware tools in the comments. I always recommend you to install the vmware tools.

  You're talking about the issue of vNIC, is not really a bug, is a new feature called hot plug-vNIC.

  Anyway is to disable to avoid accidentally remove it the vNIC, you can disable the connection to hot network card following this procedure:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1012225&sliceId=1&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&dialogID=64244650&StateID=0%200%2067543541

  The steps above does not affect snap-ins not to hot memory/cpu.

  A saludo/best regards,.

  Pablo

  Please consider providing any useful answer. Thank you!! - Por favor considered premiar las useful responses. MUCHAS gracias!

• My running program, it shows a under vi on the screen all the time

  Well guys, my program has a lot of void / vi

  but only when I try to run something in my program

  all the time the clay under vi appears on the screen

  and the others do not...

  I never see that happen, then why does it appear when I click Next?

  How can I solve this problem?

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• Windows Server 2012 stuck at startup when running on top of KVM with active regrouping of CPU

  Hi all

  We observe an interesting problem when running Windows Server 2012 on top of KVM to multiple processors.

  When the collection of the CPU is disabled, Windows starts and works very well.

  When the grouping of CPU is activated by:

  bcdedit /groupaware on
  bcdedit /groupsize 2

  Windows hangs at startup while displaying a black screen with logo and won round progress indicator.

  We have produced the crash dump by injection of interruption NMI via QEMU/KVM debugging facilities, the look of stacks of appeal as follows:

  0: kd > ~ 0
  0: kd > kv
  Child-SP RetAddr: Args to child: call Site
  ' fffff803 ' 95645 c 08 fffff803 ' 941828de: 00000000'00000080 00000000' 004f4454 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! KeBugCheckEx
  ' fffff803 ' 95645 c 10 fffff803 ' 93b66c09: 00000001' fffff803 00000000 ' 94196030 00000000 00000000' fffffa80' 05654968: hal! HalBugCheckSystem + 0x9a
  ' fffff803 ' 95645 c 50 fffff803' 94183204: 00000000 ' 000006 c 0 fffff803 ' 95645e30 fffff803 93 d 03100 fffff803'94196030: nt! WheaReportHwError + 0 x 249
  fffff803 '95645cb0 fffff803' 93be17a7: fffff803 '95645e70 00000000'00000010 00000000'80000005 fffff803' 93a2227d: hal! HalHandleNMI + 0 x 150
  fffff803 '95645ce0 fffff803' 93a84d02: 00000000' 32f7fc10 fffff803'95645ef0 00000000 00000000' fffff803 93 d 03180: nt! : FNODOBFM: 'string' + 0x13d6d
  ' fffff803 ' 95645 30 fffff803 d ' 93a84b73: 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! KxNmiInterrupt + 0 x 82
  ' fffff803 '95645e70 fffff803' 93abb0cb: 00000000 ' 00000000 fffff880 ' 0315efb8 00000000'00001000 00000000'00000000: nt! KiNmiInterrupt + 0 x 173 (TrapFrame @ fffff803'95645e70)
  fffff880 '0315eab0 fffff803' 93b0191b: 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000 fffff880 '0315f200 fffff803' b 9417, 291: nt! KeFlushMultipleRangeTb + 0x3c0
  fffff880 '0315ecb0 fffff880' 01709b 45: fffffa80 '018a 7040 00000000' 0f0049ed fffff880' 0315f200 00000000' 00000000: nt! MmSetAddressRangeModified + 0x14b
  fffff880 '0315edb0 fffff880' 0170a 471: fffff8a0 '00ba0010 00000000' 0f004b81 00000000'00000001 00000000'00000500: Ntfs! LfsFlushLfcb + 0xa55
  fffff880 '0315efc0 fffff803' 93ac8df5: fffff880'0315f160 fffffa80 '0187a6a8 00000000 00000000' fffffa80' 05621b 80: Ntfs! LfsFlushLfcbCallout + 0 x 25
  fffff880 '0315eff0 fffff803' 93ac9d85: fffff880 '0170a44c fffff880' 0315f160 00000000 00000000' fffff803 93 d 03180: nt! KeExpandKernelStackAndCalloutInternal + 0xe5
  "fffff880 '0315f0f0 fffff880' 0170 has 434: 00000000'0000000 fffff803 ' 93 d d 03180 fffff803 93 d 03180 fffffa80 ' 018a 7040: nt! KeExpandKernelStackAndCalloutEx + 0 x 25
  "fffff880 '0315f130 fffff880' 017cbe9b: 00000000 ' fffff8a0 00000000 '00ba0010 fffff880' 0315f200 fffff8a0 ' 00b 18901: Ntfs! LfsFlushLfcbOnNewStack + 0 x 50
  fffff880 '0315f190 fffff880' 017c8f75: fffff8a0 '00ba0010 00000000' 0f004b81 fffff880 '0315f480 fffff8a0' 00b 18950: Ntfs! LfsFlushToLsnPriv + 0x13f
  fffff880 '0315f230 fffff880' 017c851f: fffff8a0 '00ba0010 fffff8a0' 00ba0010 fffffa80'057 c 2480 00000000'00000062: Ntfs! LfsWriteLfsRestart + 0 x 145
  fffff880'0315f290 fffff880'017 c 6083: fffff8a0'00b98c10 fffff880 '00000070 fffff880' 00002102 00000000 00000000': Ntfs! LfsWriteRestartArea + 0x15f
  "fffff880'0315f3d0 fffff880'017 c 9889: 00000000 ' 00000000 fffff880 ' 0315fa90 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: Ntfs! NtfsCheckpointVolume + 0x6f3
  fffff880 '0315f920 fffff880' 017c57eb: fffff880 '0315fa90 fffff880' 0315fa90 fffffa80'057 c 2188 00000000 00000000': Ntfs! NtfsCheckpointAllVolumesWorker + 0x61
  "fffff880 '0315f970 fffff880' 017c954c: fffff880'0315fa90 00000000 00000000' fffff880 ' 017 c 9828 fffff880 ' 0315fa40: Ntfs! NtfsForEachVcb + 0x1bb
  fffff880 '0315fa10 fffff803' 93ac0391: fffffa80 '018-7040 fffff880' 0175d6d8 fffff803 93 c 91080 fffff803 93 c 91000: Ntfs! NtfsCheckpointAllVolumes + 0x12c
  fffff880 '0315fcc0 fffff803' 93a2f521: 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000080 fffff803 '93ac0250 fffffa80' 018a 7040: nt! ExpWorkerThread + 0 x 142
  fffff880 '0315fd50 fffff803' 93a6ddd6: fffff803 93 d 03180 fffffa80 '018-7040 fffffa80' 018bd040 fffffa80'01897040: nt! PspSystemThreadStartup + 0 x 59
  "fffff880'0315fda0 00000000' 00000000: fffff880 ' 03160000 fffff880 ' 0315a 000 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! KiStartSystemThread + 0x16
  0: kd > ~ 1
  1: kd > kv
  Child-SP RetAddr: Args to child: call Site
  fffff880 '031ce940 fffff803' 93a5319b: 00000000 00000000' fffff880'04171000 00000000 '80000002 00000000' 00000001: nt! KiIpiSendRequestEx + 0 x 166
  fffff880 '031ce990 fffff803' 93a4d364: 00000000'00000040 00000000'00000040 fffff880 '031cebb0 ffffffff' ffffffff: nt! KeFlushSingleTb + 0x11b
  "fffff880 '031ceab0 fffff803' 93a4e9fc: 00000000 fffffa80'20000000'd 250 0178 00000000' 0007d9b7 2aaaaaaa ' aaaaaaab: nt! MiStealPage + 0 x 914
  fffff880 '031cee60 fffff803' 93a4ff87: 00000000' ffffffff 00000000' 0007d9b8 00000000'00000103 20000000' fffff803: nt! MiClaimPhysicalRun + 0x1fc
  fffff880 '031ceee0 fffff803' 93e8ea59: fffff880 '031cf2e9 00000000 00000005' fffff880' 0198f000 fffff8a0'00015470: nt! MiFindContiguousPages + 0 x 337
  fffff880 '031cf030 fffff803' 93e8f0ec: 00000000' 7d9b8963 00000000' 0007d9b8 00000000 00000000' fffff8a0'00003000: nt! MiAllocateDriverPage + 0 x 49
  fffff880 '031cf0a0 fffff803' 93e9eafb: 00000000 00000000' fffff880 '031cf2e9 00000000 00000000' fffff6fc' 4000cc78: nt! MiLoadImageSection + 0x23c
  fffff880 '031cf230 fffff803' 93e9f43e: fffff880'031cf390 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000001 00000000'00000000: nt! MmLoadSystemImage + 0x1c3
  fffff880 '031cf340 fffff803' 93e9979c: fffff880 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000 ' 031cf860 00000000'00000003: nt! IopLoadDriver + 0x2ca
  fffff880 '031cf610 fffff803' 93e97fb6: fffff8a0 '00d04e00 fffff880' 0097b 340 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! PipCallDriverAddDeviceQueryRoutine + 0x22c
  fffff880 '031cf730 fffff803' 93e95bc0: 00000000 00000000' fffff880'00000002 00000000 '00000000 00000000' 000007ff: nt! PnpCallDriverQueryServiceHelper + 0x13e
  "fffff880 '031cf7b0 fffff803' 93e9611e: fffffa80 ' 01892010 fffff880 ' 031cfa40 fffffa80 ' 01887670 fffffa80'd 018 4700: nt! PipCallDriverAddDevice + 0x400
  fffff880 '031cf940 fffff803' 93f09c07: fffff803 '93a 91700 00000000'00000001 00000000'00000000 fffff803' 93d90a52: nt! PipProcessDevNodeTree + 0x1ca
  fffff880 '031cfbc0 fffff803' 93b1381f: fffff803 00000001'00000003 00000000'00000000 ' 93ce06e0 00000000' 00000000: nt! PiProcessStartSystemDevices + 0 x 87
  fffff880 '031cfc10 fffff803' 93ac0391: fffffa80 ' 01898040 fffff803 '93b134bc fffff803' 93ce06e0 fffffa80' 0189 c 600: nt! PnpDeviceActionWorker + 0 x 363
  fffff880 '031cfcc0 fffff803' 93a2f521: 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000080 fffff803'93ac0250 fffffa80'01898040: nt! ExpWorkerThread + 0 x 142
  fffff880 '031cfd50 fffff803' 93a6ddd6: fffff880 ' 02a 15180 fffffa80 ' 01898040 fffffa80'd 0188 040 fffffa80' 01897040: nt! PspSystemThreadStartup + 0 x 59
  "fffff880'031cfda0 00000000' 00000000: fffff880 ' 031 d 0000 fffff880 ' 031ca 000 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! KiStartSystemThread + 0x16
  7: kd > ~ 2
  2: kd > kv
  Child-SP RetAddr: Args to child: call Site
  fffff880 '02aafa08 fffff803' 93b4e12a: fffff880 '00000006 fffff880' 00000003 fffff880 '02-92140 fffff803' 93b4e9e4: hal! HalProcessorIdle + 0xf
  fffff880 '02aafa10 fffff803' 93ab69a0: fffff880 '02a8b5c8 00000000' 05f5e100 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! PpmIdleDefaultExecute + 0xa
  fffff880 '02aafa40 fffff803' 93ab53c0: 00000000 00000000' 0000040c 0000040'c fffff880 '02aafca8 fffff880' 02aafcb0: nt! PpmIdleExecuteTransition + 0x47f
  fffff880 '02aafc60 fffff803' 93ab354c: fffff880'02 has 86180 fffff880 '02a 86180 00000000 00000000' fffff880' 02a 92140: nt! PoIdle + 0x1e0
  fffff880'02aafda0 00000000' 00000000: fffff880 '02ab0000 fffff880' 02aaa000 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! KiIdleLoop + 0x2c
  2: kd > ~ 3

  There are always two or more CPUs stuck in KeFlush...() functions dealing with IPIs. 
  
  The problem looks like interrupt loss during IPI-ALL-BUT-SELF dispatching, we tried to track possible problems in KVM code that may lead to an issue like this but found nothing so far.The issue looks even more interesting taking into consideration that as far as we know CPU grouping is SW-only feature that doesn't have real effect on hardware.We will be grateful for any idea that could help to resolve the problem.Thanks in advance!P.S. Kernel crash dump is available at https://www.dropbox.com/s/07qb6wz9nacwhxn/MEMORY.DMP.zip?dl=0
  

  KV

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN
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  If you pt a link here I want a few resources for the thread on TN