VM seems to restart after DRS vmotions to different host

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• can I vmotion between different host bus adapters

  Hello

  Just a quick question.

  I have 2 ESX servers.

  an ESX has a Qlogic and the other HBA, Emulex.

  can I make a storage between these servers ESX vmotion?

  Thank you.

  Don't forget virtualization virtualizes the physical storage - so as long as the HBAs connect to storage even as others have said there should be no vMotioning quick question.

• VM crashes shortly after a VMotion

  I have a battery of ESX servers with 4 Proliant DL360G5 Dual Quad-core servers (all identical) with 32 GB of RAM. Data store is on a HP EVA and I have 30 VM is running currently. I just noticed that when I VMotion a machine from one host to another, everything seems fine after the VMotion. I can connect (or if I was already connected, I'm always connected. However, after about 2 minutes, the machine that I transferred crash and restart. The only indication of the problemis that there is a message in the virtual machine Windows event log, indicating that the last unexpected system stop. If I am connected to the Console, it becomes black just and restarts. Essentially, it's like I had reset the virtual machine.

  Also has anyone seen this type of behavior?

  I'm under ESX 3.5 Update 3 (build 123630)

  Virtual Center is 2.5 build 119598

  Thank you

  This is a bug that was introduced in ESx 3.5 Update 3. It occurs only if you have activated Virtual Machine monitoring. What is happening is that the heartbeat is screwed up during a VMotion, so after 2 minutes the VM monitoring think that the virtual machine is broken, so HA kicks in and starts the application on another server. We had the same problem just after "redevelopment" update 3. After VMM it never happened again.

  I was hoping that the new patches released today could solve the problem, but according to the changelogs this bug is not addressed. Incredible. I would have thought after the update 2 timebomb fiasco that quality control and tests would be important and that is something did pass through, a difficulty would come relatively shortly after.

• iPad will not restart after the update iOS9.3. Should force us the reboot?

  iPad will not restart after the update iOS9.3. Should force us the reboot?

  By restart do you average will not turn on?

  There seems to be a bit of a problem past, especially with older models of iPad 2. Some people have reported success after that restore their device via iTunes, for others that it has not worked and all they get is a message "bring it in an apple store.

  Since it affects a lot of people, I think it's safe to say that the problem lies in the range of Apple. But I don't think it is recognized or no matter what put forward fix.

  You can try to restore your device, or you may just be stuck waiting to see if a fix comes out.

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• How to check remotely that a computer has been restarted after Labview LIFE 2011 has been installed on it?

  Hello

  I'm deploying an application Labview 2011 on 150 XP machines in various plants worldwide. Currently, all the machines still have an old 8.21 Labview runtime (+ old DAQmx). I sent a procedure to my colleagues in the plants so that they fit the new runtime environment (+ new DAQmx). For my part, I built a code to check my PC if a certain registry key is present on the PC 150 who told me that the new run installer or not.

  The key I found is:

  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products\1C5E801AE54C4AE43A59FC169F95CA28]
  "ProductName"="NOR-DAQmx Configuration 9.3.5 Support MAX"
  "PackageCode"="61EEAEC207A28A842B3341ED6809453D."
  'Language' = dword:00000009
  "Version" = dword:0923 c 001
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  "AdvertiseFlags" = dword:00000184
  "InstanceType" = DWORD: 00000000
  "AuthorizedLUAApp" = DWORD: 00000000
  "Clients" = hex (7): 3A, 00, 00, 00, 00, 00

  It works well but it does not say that the PC has restarted after the Setup has been run. If I do not have to restart the PC and try to run my Labview 2011 executable I get a long error message (NIDAQmx not registered,...).

  As it seems difficult to get the properties of a key to know when it was installed I was leaning rather to check whether or not a certain DLL (?) was recorded. But it's just a vague idea, and I don't know how to set it up.

  I enclose the code that I have and that works well, but cannot differentiate between Labview 2011 installed runtime and PC restarted or not.

  Thanks for the help

  Christophe

  You could look for a file that would be created as part of the installation to determine date/time Setup (ini or another file created as part of the runtime support installed)

  Combine that with a request of availability of the station and you can calculate if the station was longer than the time since the installation. Not perfect, but should be possible...

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/uptime#Using_WMI

  wmic /node:"my-server" os get lastbootuptime
  

• STOP 0X7E and rolling restart after Windows update

  Hello

  My apologies if this has been covered before.  I did a search and have not seen this covered.

  I'm working on HP zv6000 laptop computer a parent with Windows XP Home Edition.  I do not have the recovery disks that may have come with it, and there is no recovery/repair hard disk partition.  Sometime in early January, after a reboot due to the installation of the updates of Windows, he went in a rolling start scenario.  After several attempts, I got to the screen automatic reboot temporarily disabled and advanced boot options.  The error it gives is:

  STOP 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x89891E7A, 0xF78DA7B0, 0xF78DA4C) parameters with.  No module name is given after the error message.

  The laptop does not start in safe mode.  It restarts after loading mup.sys.  I don't know which module occurs after that in the boot sequence, which told me a lot.

  I suspect a driver issue, but do not know how to proceed from here.  I can get into the recovery console via a XP Pro CD and can start with a BartPE disk.

  Can I turn off the drivers of one of these means?  If so, how do you identify which those who have been installed around January 9?   Once identified, is debilitating as simple as move or rename the driver file?

  Thanks for your suggestions!

  All,

  The problem has been resolved by doing a repair of the Home CD from the manufacturer of the Windows XP installation.  It restored the laptop to XP SP2 status.  I installed the SP3 and later updates, but refused to install 3 updates of pilot.  Everything seems to work OK.

• How to troubleshoot a computer has restarted after a bugcheck error

  I recently had to rebuild a Dell Latitude E6500. After you have reinstalled the operating system (Windows 7 64-bit) and the drivers supplied on the Dell Web site, I had the computer shut down unexpectedly.

  A glance at the history of reliability shows the following message:

  The computer was restarted after an error checking; The bugcheck was: 0x000000c2 (0 x 0x0000000004a6001e, 0 x 0000000000000007, 0000000000001097, 0xfffffa800d10c3b0). A dump was saved in the: C:\Windows\MEMORY. DMP. Report ID: 050310-39468-01.

  A quick Internet search, it seems that this is due to a bad driver. I could have probably made a mistake by choosing to install drivers or there could be an error on the Dell driver download page. In any case, I would like to know which driver might be responsible for the accident. How can I get this information out of the above error checking?

  Thank you for your advice.

  Edit: I found this (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff560185(v=VS.85).aspx) information to be useful, but still do not know how to find the bad driver.

  Cause according to minidump: NETw5s64.sys (primary cause)

  & ntoskrnl.exe (this is windows program & it cashed out due to the effect of secondary crushing NETw5s64.sys)

  NETw5s64.sys is a driver related component of Network Interface Card or NIC. You can find "\SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\NETw5s64.sys".

  Investigation to be performed by you:

  Now, we must carefully investigate the card NETWORK device:

  • Who are the material of the business of the vendor? (Realtek/Intel/nVidia etc.)
  • Is your NETWORK Onboard card or an expansion card?
  • Is your NETWORK Wireless LAN card or not?
  • Is there a second LAN option exists on the map?
  • Is your LAN IC or NIC has any physical damage or flaws present or not? (I know it's difficult to conclude with naked eye, but take a look & am trying to remember is it performance with any other OS)
  • In past this machine ran on other OS without fault or not? Was it all associated bad NIC?
  • What is the chipset of the motherboard & you have installed the latest driver for most of it or not?
  • How many times you got the BSOD?
  • There is a frequency of repetition of the BSOD?
  • Have you noticed that you get this error only when your LAN works (with modem or switch) or always?
  • What is the current version intermediate or published date of the driver; who had installed for your LAN or the NIC of the Dell website?

  If the BSOD is still attended; just turn off the LAN devices & take the cables & disable the Device Manager under 'Network adapters' hardware o your NIC. Then look for a certain period, if the frequency of the BSOD dies or not? If he died then my hypothesis will be 100% correct & currently still has an impact on your system.

  Necessary Feedback on your part: All the investigative report above should be presented here. But your comments are accurate & reliable.

  My next step to solve this problem: I will suggest you to update the NETWORK interface driver & the chipset drivers.

  A few truths & thoughts on drivers:

  But I know that you said that you have updated the Dell site. But my personal views on the OEM of.

  "" they don't follow it driver still to this day & OEM are not the coder or the Director of these drivers as those who are usually created by a third-party OEM. ""

  You might be confused by above comment. Let's try to understand for example.

  Suppose I use an ASUS brand motherboard where the IC Audio & LAN made by Realtek & Chipset made by Intel. For me with a motherboard ASUS Intel & Realtek are third-party OEM.

  Now my general sources of the pilot last motherboad would be ASUS website. But if ASUS did not update my motherboard driver correctly I could visit to Intel & Realtek site for my need for updated driver. Actually site ASUS accumulate all the compatible driver for that hardware Intel & Realtek site by a professional experience & designer PCB Board; usually they brand/product not the base drivers. The OEM usually stop updating the drivers when the product is not a common product; so here's intentions for new products & their pilots, but every manufacturer / OEM third-party keep their update of the driver for old & new all the components for a longer period each time they found no compatibility problems. Third party OEM are usually the compiler drivers.

  So I would like to know the details above & will bring you if any other driver compatible Win 7 found from other sites. I'm not sure I'll be able or not, but takes advantage of the chance to 100%.

  I also want to tell you a fact that the last pilot most work perfectly on your system, then the old version of Win 7 compatible driver can work very well. New drivers are not always flawless. They have been updated to cure some system specific technical problems, but another system is perhaps still not answering this version of the driver that will be fixed on next or previous.

  Conclusion: Your associated NETw5s64.sys BSOD on Win 7 is always a topic very discuss on other forums also. Just search on Google using the "NETw5s64.sys" research phase; you will get many results.  There is still no satisfactory solution available. But now, you know the BSOD causing file & likely fault for your system so keep an eye on this topic throughout the internet for now & in the future.

  ___________________________________________________________________________________________

  No need to download the large file 523 MB. The minidump in kilobytes is sufficient. If you have any other minidumps in kilobytes in the future download also. Also tell me you like General information also or not interested in tech talk; then I will not explain that these details go rather well the core activities.

  We hope to hear from you soon.

  S.Chatterjee

• The computer was restarted after a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0 x 00000116

  Hello

  I recently got a new PC, initially, I installed the Windows 10 and it worked quite well apart from crashing just by playing a game. Thought that accidents were due to Windows 10 I uninstalled Windows 7 from my old office and installed on the new desktop.

  Same problem with Windows 7, if I play Tera Online at some point which seems to be random, the system hangs, I get a black screen and press the power button for four seconds for the computer to shut down properly because it is not responding to something else.

  Interesting to note that other games (like Batman Arkham Knight) will work perfectly.

  The error that appears in the Windows Event Viewer is:

  The computer was restarted after a bugcheck.  The bugcheck was: 0 x 00000116 (0xfffff880060f9128, 0xffffffffc000009a, 0xfffffa800710f4e0, 0 x 0000000000000004). A dump was saved in the: C:\Windows\MEMORY. DMP. Report ID: 071415-8174-01.

  Download link for the dump

  Thank you for the help, I used the Debugging Tools for Windows to read my memory dump that led me to believe the error is caused by nvlddmkm.sys which seems to be among the NVIDIA drivers. This track seems to me the solution because I need to underclock my graphics card. This seems to have solved the problem, so I'll try to find a solution in other ways that the Microsoft Community as sounds more like a problem of material or at least a NVIDIA issue.

• The computer was restarted after a bugcheck.

  I get the following BSOD and error message resulting approximately every 10 days.  It seems more prevalent when I try to play a video from the browser, but it happened when I am just browsing the internet.

  

  The computer was restarted after a bugcheck.  The bugcheck was: 0 x 00000116 (0xfffffa80080be380, 0 x 0000000000000002, 0xfffff88003c92aec, 0 x 0000000000000000). A dump was saved in the: C:\Windows\MEMORY. DMP. Report ID: 020715-40185-01.

  You can download a zip file containing all my files current mini dump from here:

  https://onedrive.live.com/redir?RESID=6CBE36721A006FAF! 110 & authkey =! AMEI8sjZRhqgkT4 & ithint = the file % 2czip

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Bill

  Bill

  These accidents are called BCC116 and are associated with your video subsystem.  Please follow the instructions of this wiki

  
  

• Windows 2008 R2 VM do not correctly restart after manual failover

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