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• Cannot use 'lab1' host because the host CPU is not compatible with the judgment of the virtual machine suspend state.

  I see that this error was mailed here, but can't seem to find a position with a resolution.

  We use Lab Manager 4.0.4 and just upgraded the hosts in our laboratory.  Before updating to ESXi 4.1 ESX 4.0 u1, we cancelled all VMs in all configurations.  There is none who were suspended, they were all turned off.  We have improved vcenter 4.0 to 4.1 as well.  We moved from a dell poweredge 1950 with two quad core intel L5410 to a r610 with two quad core intel processor E5506.

  When I try to turn on some of the lab configurations (our VM models all work fine), I get this error:

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  I threw the State for the lab configuration (even if it was turned off and cancelled) and still get this message.  I guess the processor architecture of these chips is quite similar, and both are Intel.

  If I go into this directory of Manager of laboratory inside the data store for one of these virtual machines that does not light and add to the inventory, he turned and starts fine on my server esxi 4.1.  So how do Lab Manager to get account it's well deploy and start it?

  Hey billk.

  Although not supported completely, you can solve it by going to the SQL of Lab Manager database.  Make sure that you back up your database before you do anything like that.

  Open the table "fsdir" and corresponds to the dir_id with the id Lab Manager VM.  Once you find the relevant line, change suspend_proctype_id to null (Zero-Ctrl).  You can do this while Lab Manager is still running.

  The results can be unstable (i.e. Windows can crash if it was a drastic change of CPU), but at least you look at a hard reset.  The bat reset certainly not being able to return to the previous state.

  Also note that while Lab Manager does not include CVS, if you activated, your virtual machines still work in CVS mode.  If you have a mixture of heterogenious of hosts in a cluster for Lab Manager, you can see this question pop up a lot.  There is absolutely nothing wrong with take back the virtual machine because of the VCA, but Lab Manager thinks otherwise and prevents it.

• Virtual MACHINE suspended on Haswell, may not resume the Sandybridge, despite the CPUID Westmere-level masking in place

  Hey jmattson (or similar to VMware guru gloss):

  We have a virtual machine that fails to resume, despite my current understanding that should be. ESXi is 2068190 on both hosts.

  VM has been started on a Haswell:

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.172Z | VMX | I120: FeatureCompat: no masks EVC.

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.181Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID vendor: GenuineIntel

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.181Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID family: 0 x 6 model: 0x3f stepping: 0x2

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.181Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID codename: Haswell EP/EN/EX

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.181Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID name: Intel (r) Xeon CPU E5-2690 v3 2.60 GHz

  With these CPUID hide in the VMX (must match exactly what the user interface reports as the mask of "Westmere"):

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.1. EAX = 00000000000000100000011001010001

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.1. ECX = 00000010100110001110001000111111

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.1. EDX = 10001111111010111111101111111111

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000001.ecx = 00000000000000000000000000000001

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000001.edx = 00101000000100000000100000000000

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.d.eax = 00000000000000000000000000000000

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.d.ecx = 00000000000000000000000000000000

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.d.edx = 00000000000000000000000000000000

  2015 03-26 T 07: 02:43.363Z | VMX | I120: DICT checkpoint.disableCpuCheck = true

  Now... Then we try to resume the virtual machine on a Sandybridge (same CPUID masking in force):

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.044Z | VMX | I120: FeatureCompat: no masks EVC.

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.044Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID vendor: GenuineIntel

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.044Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID family: 0 x 6 model: 0x2c walk: 0x2

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.044Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID codename: Westmere EP

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.044Z | VMX | I120: hostCPUID name: Intel (r) CPU Xeon X 5650 @ 2.67 GHz

  And if does not work:

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.619Z | VMX | I120: FeatureCompat: no masks VM.

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.619Z | VMX | I120: MonPmc: ctrBase selBase 0xc1 0 186/1 MMS PGC drain 1/1 x 1 1 0 RAS

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.619Z | VMX | I120 + MonPmc: gen counters num: writing 4 width 48 32 width

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.619Z | VMX | I120 + MonPmc: Difficulty counters num: 3 width 48

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.619Z | VMX | I120 + MonPmc: counters unavailable: 0 x 600000000

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.620Z | VMX | I120: CPT: restoration of /vmfs/volumes/21fbd13f-cf16dd67/session-295fb5c4.vmss control point

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.624Z | VMX | I120: DUMPER: Restore checkpoint 8.

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.635Z | VMX | I120: guestCpuFeatures = 0x2000fd

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.635Z | VMX | I120: Msg_Question:

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.635Z | VMX | I120: [msg.checkpoint.cpucheck.fail.feature] the features supported by the processor in this machine are distinguished by the features supported by processors in the computer on which the State of the virtual machine was recorded.

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.635Z | VMX | I120: [msg.checkpoint.cpucheck.fail.hard] CVS on a machine with processors.

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.635Z | VMX | I120: [msg.checkpoint.restore.cpufail] an error occurred in restoring the State of the CPU of the file "/ vmfs/volumes/21fbd13f-cf16dd67/session-295fb5c4.vmss".

  2015 03-26 T 08: 14:47.635Z | VMX | I120: [msg.checkpoint.resume.softError] your virtual machine has not returned because of an error can be corrected. Preserve the suspended state and fix the error or throw the suspended state.

  Based on my understanding (Westmere is a subset of the Sandybridge and Haswell), it must have worked.

  Thank you

  Matt

  MattPietrek wrote:

  Thanks Jim - this was incredibly useful. Exactly the details I need to make choices about how to proceed.

  Has taken the question, let: VM has when fails to resume because of the CPU compat, is there a way to know exactly what are the characteristics of the .vmss requires that the host cannot satisfy?

  If you enable debugging for the virtual machine, you should see something like the following in the vmware.log file:

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: FeatureCompat: capabilities:

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.fixctr.1 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.6 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. Intel = 0 x 1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. RDRAND = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. PDPE1GB = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. XSAVE = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.fixctr.0 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. LM = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.7 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. ENFSTRG = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. MWAIT = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. MOVBE = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.numGenCtrs = 0x8

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.fixedWidth = 0 x 30

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.4 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. VMX = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. ABM = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genWidth = 0 x 30

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.version = 0x3

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. XCR0_MASTER_YMM_H = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.fixctr.2 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.5 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: misc.cpuidFaulting = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. PCID = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. FMA = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. AVX2 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. XSAVEOPT = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.microarchitecture.haswell = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. RTM = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.2 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. SSSE3 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. SSE3 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. NX = 0 X 1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. SSE41 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. BMI2 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. AES = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. PCLMULQDQ = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. SS = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. POPCNT = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. AVX = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.3 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vt.realmode = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. F16C = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. FSGSBASE = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. DS = 0 X 1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.0 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. RDTSCP = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. LAHF64 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: hv.capable = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. CMPXCHG16B = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. INVPCID = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. RID = 0 X 1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.numFixedCtrs = 0x3

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: vpmc.genctr.1 = 0x1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. SSE42 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. BMI1 = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. HLE = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: Ability Found: cpuid. XCR0_MASTER_SSE = 0X1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: FeatureCompat: requirements:

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. SSE3 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. PCLMULQDQ - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. SSSE3 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. FMA - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. CMPXCHG16B - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. CCDI - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. SSE41 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. SSE42 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. MOVBE - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. POPCNT - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. AES - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. XSAVE - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. AVX - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. F16C - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. RDRAND - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. DS - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. SS - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. FSGSBASE - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. BMI1 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. AVX2 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. SMEP - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. BMI2 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. ENFSTRG - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. INVPCID - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. XCR0_MASTER_SSE - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. XCR0_MASTER_YMM_H - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. XSAVEOPT - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. LAHF64 - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. ABM - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. NX - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. PDPE1GB - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. RDTSCP - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. LM - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: cpuid. Intel - Bool:Min:1

  2015 03-27 T 16: 04:57.196 - 07:00 | VMX | I120: VM features required: misc.cpuidFaulting - Bool:Min:1

  Anything in the list of requirements that is not in the list of features is a problem.

  This is the mask for this iteration:

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.0.eax = 00000000000000000000000000001011

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.1.eax = 00000000000000100000011001010001

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.1.ecx = 0000001010011000001000100011-011

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.1.edx =-0001111111010111111101111111111

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000001.ecx = 00000000000000000000000000000001

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000001.edx = 00101000000100000000100000000000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.d.eax = 00000000000000000000000000000000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.d.ecx = 00000000000000000000000000000000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.d.edx = 00000000000000000000000000000000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000002.0.eax = 0110:0101:0111:0100:0110:1110:0100:1001

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000002.0.ebx = 0010:1001:0101:0010:0010:1000:0110:1100

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000002.0.ecx = 0110:1111:0110:0101:0101:1000:0010:0000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000002.0.edx = 0010:1001:0101:0010:0010:1000:0110:1110

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000003.0.eax = 0101:0101:0101:0000:0100:0011:0010:0000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000003.0.ebx = 0010:0000:0010:0000:0010:0000:0010:0000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000003.0.ecx = 0010:0000:0010:0000:0010:0000:0010:0000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000003.0.edx = 0101:1000:0010:0000:0010:0000:0010:0000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000004.0.eax = 0011:0000:0011:0101:0011:0110:0011:0101

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000004.0.ebx = 0010:0000:0100:0000:0010:0000:0010:0000

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000004.0.ecx = 0011:0111:0011:0110:0010:1110:0011:0010

  2015-04 - 02T 19: 38:20.846Z | VMX | I120: DICT cpuid.80000004.0.edx = 0000:0000:0111:1010:0100:1000:0100:0111

  I am committed to experimenting with the approach you suggested, just masking off post-Westmere and assistance of '-' for everything else. But for now, just need to understand what is happening with our current masking.

  Thank you!

  Matt

  I think you need to hide worksheet 7, as I said at the end of my last posting.

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  Hello

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  Where can I set up this duty host ask for this device, as opposed to it just multitasking it? I'm under VMwave Fusion 8 on a Mac Pro 5.1

  w / 32 GB of RAM installed.

  Thank you

  Rocky

  Post edited by: Rocky Pope

  Hi Rocky,

  In the main menu, select 'Virtual Machine'-> 'USB and Bluetooth'-> 'USB & Bluetooth settings' and then change the setting in the "Action of the Plugin" column for your device in what you want it to do.

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  Wil

• How to make the virtual machine starts automatically after power is declining for all ESX host?

  We meet just power down and lost electricity ESX host.

  When we start the ESX host, we can on each individual virtual machine.

  Y at - it a setting that we can put in place for these VMs critics may start se?

  Your opinion is requested.

  Thanks for your advice. He agrees with your saying that the start / stop sems to be buggy.

  It's only disable it every time that you enable VMware HA.

  But it works (if enabled) and may be useful to define how the system starts up.

  André

• 'Create a snapshot of the Virtual Machine' suspended the process - how to kill?

  I tried to rename a virtual machine when I received a message from VCenter that "another task is already underway."

  I did some research and found that the virtual machine, I am trying to rename is currently creating a snapshot of the Virtual Machine.  Or - at least the host thinks Yes.

  The snap was initiated by vpxuser about 20:00 in the night a few days - and is still ongoing.  I can't kill him since the VIC when it is directly attached to the host.

  Looking to my data warehouses - I don't see that he actually created the snap, because I see no 0000001 or something like that.   At this point, I don't like, I don't know why he even launched the snap in the first place.

  Is there a way I can kill that process with the help of the console?   It's hosted on vSphere 4.

  Sven

  You have restarted these services on the host computer?

  service mgmt-vmware restart

  restarting the service vmware-vxpa

  • Kyle

• How to stop a virtual machine to automatically close after a period of inactivity

  I have a VM 2012 server acting as a domain controller in a test environment.  I do not work on it a lot, but he must run as I work on test VMs (W7 and W8).

  The problem is after a period of inactivity, the server vm stop all services and stops.  I did some research and found some vague allusions to a script that can be changed in vmware tools, but I am not able to start a GUI tools to look at again.  I have re-installed the tools, but still cannot open any type of interface to work with the tools, and I don't even know if this is the right place to resolve this problem.

  Also has anyone seen this problem?

  What is a facility properly licensed and activated Windows Server 2012?

• Comments automatically suspend after the 4.1 update

  I am running VMware Fusion on a Mac OS X 10.7.3. After you have installed the 4.1 update, I noticed that my comments are suspended automatically after 20-25 minutes. They also show a black screen instead of a preview of the last state that guest was before suspending. There are various Windows 7 x 64 and invited Linux. He is running on a Mac Pro with an Intel Xeon "Nehalem" CPU and 12 GB DDR3 - RAM. When a guest is suspended, I check activity monitor, and he claims that a large part of my RAM has not been used since the last start, so it would not be caused by a lack of RAM.

  Change your options of power inside the virtual machine. The screen blanks and then finally goes to sleep. When the customer goes to sleep, Fusion actually suspends the VM.  IF you disable within windows sleep mode and do not forget to disable the shutter screen too since it is the last thing that Fusion sees until the virtual machine goes to sleep.

• VM of Windows7 will automatically suspend

  Hello

  I'm using VMware Workstation 6.5.1

  My problem is VM with guest what OS Windows 7 is going to suspend automatically after a certain time.

  I have not counted how long should I wait to see it, but it's will who is iritating because I did not have full control over the virtual machine.

  Is it possible to disable this option suspends during inactivity?

  I think I checked all the settings of the computer, Internet and this forum, but still not able to find any idea how to do this.

  Interesting thing is that I have second VM with XP Proofessional and it never hang himself.

  I appreciate all help.

  Change power in comments Windows 7 settings and the 'Go to sleep' value forever.

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  MCP, MCTS, VCP, VMware vExpert 2009

  http://blog.vadmin.ru

• Automatically power on virtual machines

  I came this morning and all our virtual machines have been turned off. We had a power outage during the night, but the servers and the SAN is attached to a UPS system and they were on when I arrived. I don't know why virtual machines powered off, perhaps servers do you have and then returned when the power was restored? Virtual machines should automatically power on when the host is turned on or is it something that needs to be configured?

  Thank you.

  If it is a stand-alone host, not in a HA cluster, you can set options for start/stop. Go to the Configuration tab on the host computer and the virtual machine start/stop.  In the upper right corner, click the properties link.

• CentOS 5.4 + vmware server 2.0.2 - virtual machines are switched off automatically

  Hello

  I have a centos 5.4 with server 2.0.2 vmware server installed on it. I am running two virtual machines on it: Microsoft windows xp pro sp3 and Centos 5.4 (the two 32-bit).

  I have the last time, my virtual machines are automatically shut down, for example: I start the two vm at night and in the morning they are turned off.

  Often happens that vmware-mngm service is not accessible, I'm trying to access on browser, but is not accessible. After I restarted the service vmware-mngm, it works, but aflte some operations with virtual machines, it gives me an error and stop responding again.

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  1. getenforce

  People with disabilities

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  Ok

  The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented him from meeting the demand. If the problem persists, contact your system administrator.

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  Help, please!

  Thank you

  Hello

  first of all, check the host with a tool like memtest memory. Maybe the RAM is not ok.

  After that, perhaps your problem is this one: http://communities.vmware.com/message/1326842#1326842

  In above discussion, the solution is the following: http://communities.vmware.com/message/1431577#1431577

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  A saludo/best regards,.

  Pablo

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

• Automatically access XP Machines to the specific organizational unit

  Hello

  Wondered what methods people use to have virtual machines configured automatically on specific UO when first creating Fund pools. I would like to automate this process so that the appropriate group policy be applied to virtual machines when creating. Thank you!

  I heard some using a race once the script to do this.  As for me personally I always put in scene of the virtual machine in ad first before you deploy once they join the field they would be in the right place

  Steve Beaver

  VMware communities user moderator

  VMware vExpert 2009

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  (ISBN:1420070274) Auerbach

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• Force automatic startup of virtual machines

  I'm attemprint go configure virtual machines for automatic start. I chose the inventory - & gt; Configuration - & gt; Computer startup/shutdown virtual - & gt; Properties and I see "Startup" disable for all my virtual machines and that the "Edit" button is disabled.

  I am logged in as root.

  Do I need any specific authorization to change the startup parameters?

  I have to take any additional action?

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  Marius

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