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• How to fix a mistake created by VDS Dynamic provider.

  I've seen the event ID 10 error caused by VDS Dynamic provider. I tried to fix it slaughter and restarting however the error comes back. I use Windows Vistax64 in HP computer. Please see the details of the problem.

  Log name: System

  Source: VDS dynamic of information

  Date:

  Event ID: 10

  Task category: no

  Level: error

  Keywords: Classic

  User: n/a

  Description: the provider failed while storing notifications from the driver. The virtual disk Service must be restarted. HR = 80042505

  Name of the provider = 'VDS Dynamic provider'

  EventID qualifiers = "49410" > 10

  Thank you.

  Hi shield - I.

  This problem occurs because the virtual disk service will stop providers of virtual disk when it stops. When this happens, the virtual disk service cancels registration for notifications of pilot. Then, the service stops the processing thread notification.

  Because the process occurs in the present order, the processing of notification thread can remind the driver once the provider has registered for notifications with the driver. In this case, an event is logged.

  To resolve this issue if you have an application, accessory or service who experiences a beginning of virtual disk failure, restart the virtual disk service.

  Note: Even if the virtual disk service has been restarted once, the issue may still occur after the operating system is restarted.

  Take a look at the link to the following article:

  10 event ID can be registered on a computer that is running a clean installation of Windows Vista SP1 or Windows Server 2008

  I hope this helps.

• How to start VDS in Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit?

  I have a problem, and it's been a while and still not solved...

  I have Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit right now and I want to upgrade to Windows 7, but installation is NOT going through perhaps because of the virtual disk service.

  How to START the virtual disk service? Everytime I try through services, I get an error 3: the system cannot find the path specified.

  Please tell me HOW to start the virtual disk service. and please do NOT move this thread on the forum windows 7, I posted in the front Vista section and moved to the region of Win 7, where my problem has not been resolved. Please leave it in this section. Thank you.

  Ok. The file is in the right place. The registry is missing the path to
  the file. Wonder how that happens - sigh?
   
  Type Regedit in the search box of the start menu.
   
  Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\vds
   
  Right-click on an empty area in the right pane - choose new - extensible
  String value. Name ImagePath (F2 key renames it). Double-click
  ImagePath and assign
  %SystemRoot%\System32\vds.exe
   
  Now you can start the service?
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• Help - power up to Raid question R710 - the following VDs are missing 01

  IM needs assistance regarding what to do next. I have a R710 turned off and installed a new ram. Restarted and the ram is very well detected. However, I have the screen shows VD01

  The following VDs lack 01.

  Im not sure what my next step would be, and my concern is that if I go into the configuration I will wipe disks

  Any help would be really appreciated

  Brendan

  

  You can press 'F' to import and continue or start the configuration utility and import the foreign configuration.

• Receive VDS error message while accessing disk management.

  Original title: disk management VDS error message.

  I want to open disk management to see my disk partitions. I get an error VDS. And this has not happened before. It says to check my firewall settings. I don't need to connect remotely. I want to just run my HARD drive. Any thoughts?

  (Moved to programs)

  Thanks for your reply. I had some of my disabled services. I enabled all services, and sets the error message. I can now open disk management. Thank you.

• UCSM / VMware vCenter Server dependencies for vDS

  I'm still trying to wrap my head around the differences between the vDS created via UCSM / VMware vCenter integration and the traditional N1K.

  If correctly, the vDS UCSM (1.4) does not require the VSM device which is necessary with the N1K.  And if that is correct, is there any dependency on vCenter?  If vCenter falls down the vDS will continue to operate normally as made them act as the VSM?

  Pete,

  There is a dependency on vCenter, similar to N1kv (software) and UCSM vDS (hardware), applies to both methods of implementation. However, if vCenter goes down the current state of the operation continues. When a change occurs on the virtual machine, that is where should be upward a vCenter race.

  Concerning best practices, I was that it is better to have everything on the vDS for operational reasons. You can then apply and manage the kernal ports in the same case that VM vNIC. QoS, etc... There is a nice documentation on www.cisco.com/go/designzone data Center on this topic.

  HTH

  Thank you

  Eric

• Reset computer/VDS support

  Hello HP support. I got a little a puzzle game Question for you.

  This Question is a compilation between two distinct positions

  What I need help:

  Difficulty VDS

  Reset computer

  Hello again Xysaerv,

  Yes, you can use any disk of Windows 8 as long as it's for the same OS that you are running. If you're running Windows 8 professional you will need a professional disc of Windows 8.

  I hope that answers your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• VDS Basic provider error

  Registro Nome: System
  Source: VDS Basic provider
  Data: 2009-04-11 18:33:58
  Event ID: 1
  Categoria attivita:nessuna
  Level: error
  Word key: Classico
  User: N/A
  Computer: NicoMiki-PC
  Description:
  Error imprevisto. Codice error: 490@01010004
  Event XML:
  http://schemas.Microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
   
     
      1
      2
      0
      0 x 80000000000000
     
      7867
      System
      NicoMiki-PC
     
   
   
      490@01010004
   
  

  I have this problem when I go to hard disk management.
  How can I solve this problem?
  Thank you.

  Hi all

  Today, I noticed the same error (vds basic provider error code: 490@01010004) on one of our hyper-V (Windows Server 2008 R2) server hosts. The server was recording this error 10 or more times a day since June 1, 2010! I searched the Internet and found this KB:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/979391. Yes according to Microsoft"this event can be ignored".

  Whenever I open the event log, all I see is this a thousand times recorded error. This is why I can't find the error by ignoring a very wise resolution. At least according to Microsoft, it indicate any problem.

  Daniella Slavceva

• VMotion vm between 2 hosts with switch std and vds

  Nice day.

  I had 2 hosts (5.5 and 5.0) uinder signle vCenter and I need to move all the VMs from the second one (5.0) to the first (5.5). ESXi 5.5 is the distributed vswitch so I decided to remove the single vmnic of vds and add it to the standard switch. This host has 4 vmk interfaces now - 3 in the vds (simple management (10.12.0.41) and 2 for vmotion, but now the flag "use it for vmotion" is disabled) and only vmk (vmk3) in standard vswitch. vmk3 is falgged for vmotion only, its address is 10.12.0.100. Host 5.0 is located in another network, single vmk0 (192.168.107.94) and it is marked for traffic management and vmotion. OK, now, I put the correct rules on my router but vmotion ifaces cannot see the other cause of on ESXi 5.5 routing table:

  by default 0.0.0.0 10.12.0.1 vmk0 MANUAL

  10.12.0.0 255.255.255.0 0.0.0.0 vmk0 MANUAL

  10.30.1.0 255.255.255.0 0.0.0.0 vmk1 MANUAL

  and if I add route adds via vmk0, so vmk3 on ESXi 5.5 is not always on the road. Of more if I have "show the routing table" of the vmk in the vSphere client - I got an empty list. How can I add a route for vmkernel specific interface?

  P.S. Add what esxi 5.0 service VDS is no option for me.

  Wow, I guess my problem is solved. Tbh it was not a problem at all. I knew that you can not migrate vm group of standard port of a host to group ports distributed from another host, BUT it seems that I can use vmotion vmkernel interface that is in the Group of ports on a vmk host and vmotion to the Group of standard on another host port, so I just deleted the vmk3 and set vmk0 to be used also for vmotion traffic.

• Conduct active/active uplink VDS with return back option 'no '.

  All,

  I meet the situation that is specified in this blog: http://tinyurl.com/hvheosx

  I tested rising active/active configuration (2) and the option of automatic catering on 'no', but it always results in failing, back to the original uplink.  I am able to configure the uplink to active/passive strategy and configuration works as stated, but the setting seems less ideal because new connections would not be balanced between uplinks.  Has there been an update service VDS 5.0 corrects this behavior?

  Thank you!

  NIC teaming policy set to Yes failback or wouldn't that give you make when you set NIC Teaming Active and standby.

  In the drop-down auto-restore, specify if a physical card is returned to the active state after recovering from a failure.

  If failback is set to Yes, the default selection, the adapter is returned to active duty at the start, moving the auxiliary map which took place, as appropriate.

  If failback is set on not for a port standard, a failed adapter remains inactive after recovering to another active adapter fails and must be replaced.

  Ref: vSphere 6.0 Documentation Center

  If you use active then it's methods of load balancing that you use as "From Virtual port ID", "Source Mac Hash", etc... take care to spread the load between the active adapters available. It has nothing to with what you have setup in the part of the restoration of this policy.

  Thus, even the version 6 of the VDS is also to have same behavior, no change in this part.

• VDS and NSX Cluster

  Hi all

  I want to know the role of the cluster and VDS in NSX

  and what is the difference with the HA or DRS cluster

  Thank you

  both are presequite installation for the component of the NSX. He uses to transport VXLAN. VDS are designed to accommodate VXLAN portgroup. There is no different between cluster in HA and Drs Because it used the same cluster.

  Here is the document for your question = NSX 6 Documentation Center

• DSCP marking on VDS/vDPG

  Hi All-

  I had a few questions and hoped that someone could chime on a few concepts around L3 DSCP tags in VMWare distributed virtual switch (ENT + license as well).  We have an application that essentially must have some DSCP tags honoured in the topology of the network.  This has already been created on any physical network equipment, however they are robbed on somewhere and as of now looks like in the virtual switch or a group of ports.  Is this possible (?), the reason that I ask I think understand that the VDS and port groups were only L2 and do no routing/L3.  So my initial understanding is that he should honor the tag looks like this does not happen.

  I know that I can turn on the marking on the virtual port groups as well as groups of uplink ports.  What makes more sense to do it, or do you need to do both?  I looked over all the documentation VMWares and nothing doesn't really explain the difference.  Any input would be greatly appreciated.

  In case someone runs into it - I ended up understanding.  If you honor a tag L3 QoS, VMWare does nothing with him, they don't manage L2 on the VDS/VDPG - it is all run on the physical infrastructure.  We had missed a configuration on an interface.  When you use tags L3 DSCP, you need to do nothing in VMWare.

• vDS now comes with the NSX for vSphere

  Hello

  I found a few kb articles saying that we can use vDS on any edition of vSphere with the NSX.

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/2135310

  • If you are using VMware vSphere 5.5 update 3 or vSphere 6.0.x, NSX VMware vSphere 6.x does not require a license of vSphere Enterprise Plus and can run on any edition of vSphere.

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1010555

  • Note: vDS is now delivered with NSX to vSphere (NSXv) and VMware Virtual SAN (VSAN) in vSphere 6.0.

  
  

  I've implemented the vSphere environment with the standard license and NSX for vSphere with the license of the company.

  But I can't use vDS. If I can create new vDS on vCenter, I can't add hosts with standard license to a vDS.
  

  
  

  I used below products.

  
  

  • ESXi 6.0.0
  • vCSA 6.0.0.
  • NSX for vSphere 6.2.1

  
  

  Have someone at - he tried vSphere standard with NSX license ?

  If I could, might have some tips?

  Any kinds of comments would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Danne

  Thank you. In this case, I think you're right. I have not tried specifically because I rarely see Standard.

  Please open an SR for support can examine why this is happening. Sorry I can't be more help.

• Start the virtual machine and wait for WF, does not connect to the computer virtual for Vds (Windows 2008 R2)

  Hello

  See a strange problem with only a Windows 2008 R2 model. When you use the built-in function "Start VM and wait" workflow to start a virtual machine (after conversion from a template either manually, or through workflow) NIC of the virtual machine (I tried VMXNET3 and e1000 times) does not connect to the problem. Vds can be replicated in a different VCenter, so spreading the vds. I also created several models of Windows 2008 r2 and all have this problem.

  If the model is converted and started outside VRO, it gets an IP from and is connected to the VDS immediately

  Tried add/remove the NIC of the model

  Tried to move the comments on different hosts

  Tried to create a new template from scratch

  NOTE: Windows 2012 R2 doesn't have this problem in the same circles, the only constant is the Windows 2008 R2 being started by VRO.

  Anyone seen this before?

  I found this article and it fixed my problem VMware KB: registration or the deployment of a virtual computer model fails apparently a fix a problem in ESX 5.1, 5.5 (I used the option to get around and things are good)

• Binding VMK to vDS portgroup

  Hi guys,.

  I try to add iSCSI to ESXi storage. It's on vCenter 6 device and ESXi hosts that have been upgraded to ESXi 5.5 6.  I have created 2 Exchange iSCSI in a vDS, the vSS vmk migrated vDS (it was on a different set of physical NIC in vSS). Configured the 1:1 relationship between vmk and physical NIC but I don't see the vmk trying to link it to a storage card. What I'm missing here. I've done this many times before, so I'm sure I did it correctly. I also checked using esxcli, if there is anything related to the vmhab - nothing. When I try to link the vmhba, interestingly I see the physical NETWORK card that was previously attached to the vmk. I think that there is a link between the vmk and the NIC physical. If so, how do I remove the link to it?

  Update *.

  If I move the vSS or vDS vmk who has the old physical NIC, I'm able to bind the vmk to vmhba. So, it seems like there is a connection between the vmk and the NIC physical. Someone knows how to remove the link to them?

  SOLVED!

  Simply put a note that I managed to solve this problem. It may be useful to someone. There was a configuration error in the NPAR configuration in the BIOS of the host. Even if I had changed the NPAR to accept unloading iSCSI on network cards, it has not been applied. I had to change to new NPAR and thereafter, I managed to connect iSCSI vmk.