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• msg.hbacommon.outOfSpace:There is reached for disk virtual server_1 - 000008.vmdk.  You may be able to continue this session by freeing up disk space on the partition relevant, clicking Retry

  Hello

  
  I've seen various threads on this topic but have not found a resolution or explanation that fits my specific scenario.

  
  I have an ESXi 4 server connected to a San (700 GB) with 1 virtual machine on that (Exchange 2010).   The virtual machine, I created has 4 discs, 50GB for the OS, 2 240 GB for database drives and 1 100 GB drive for newspapers.  In the operating system, each partition shows that I have a lot of space.  Last night, I'm moving on our Exchange 2003 Server mailboxes when all of a sudden I get this error message and stop the server:

  msg.hbacommon.outOfSpace:There is reached for disk virtual server_1 - 000008.vmdk.  You may be able to continue this session by freeing up disk space on the relevant partition, and then click Retry.  Otherwise, click Cancel to end this session.  Try again / Stop

  Retry reproduced the error... Stop stop the virtual machine.

  After I stop, I look in the client vsphere under hardware > storage > SAN where the disc is, and I find that I'm out of space.

  Now, I created multiple snapshots I could fall back on since when I was doing the initial setup of the Exchange.  I deleted a large number of people and got up to about 50 GB of free space showing on the SAN.  However, this number is declining slowly.

  Now, when I created the virtual machine, I configured the ramdisks to be of a certain size already (50 GB, 240 GB, etc.).  How is it that adding data (moving the mailbox) using more space than what is already assigned to the virtual disks?  This will become a huge problem that I have several other mailboxes to move and I thought that I had already allocated to the space I need.

  Why is that when the server is just sitting there.  Available free space decreases?  It has something to do with the type of disc that I created? (Thickness)

  Could someone please explain why this is happening and, more important still, how can I stop it without having to do anything too drastic?

  Hello.

  "I have an ESXi 4 server connected to a San (700 GB) with 1 virtual machine on that (Exchange 2010).   The virtual machine, I created has 4 discs, 50GB for the OS, 2 240 GB for database drives and 1 100 GB drive for newspapers.  In the operating system, each partition shows that I have a lot of space. »

  You have created 630 GB of thick disks on a 700 GB of data store.  Thick disks use this allocated space, no matter what operating system did with them in terms of use. Yes GB 630 thickness = 630 GB used space on the data store.

  "Last night, I'm moving on the mailboxes of our Exchange 2003 server, when all of a sudden I get this error message and stop the server:
  msg.hbacommon.outOfSpace:There is reached for disk virtual server_1 - 000008.vmdk.  You may be able to continue this session by freeing up disk space on the relevant partition, and then click Retry.  Otherwise, click Cancel to end this session.  Try again / Stop
  After I stop, I look in the client vsphere under hardware > storage > SAN where the disc is, and I find that I'm out of space. »

  You still snapshots (as you also mentioned) on this virtual machine as well.  With only 70 GB of free space on the data store, the snapshots are defintely going to be able to fill the volume in short order.

  «Now, when I created the virtual machine, I configured the ramdisks to be of a certain size already (50 GB, 240 GB, etc.).»  How is it that adding data (moving the mailbox) using more space than what is already assigned to the virtual disks? »

  When you create the snapshot, a new drive is created that will get all new disk writes.  So to copy a large number of mailboxes will use a lot of space quickly.

  "Why is that when the server is just sitting there."  Available free space decreases?  It has something to do with the type of disc that I created? (Thick) »

  Thick is using space, and convert it into thin disks may help to varying degrees - depending on the amount of writes.  It is above all the snapshots of the origin of the problem, or at least it's where you can focus your attention to solve this.

  "Could someone please explain why this is happening and, more important still, how can I stop it without having to do anything too drastic?"

  Remove snapshots and/or move this virtual machine to a data store greater would be the simpler of two corrections.

  Good luck!

• CiscoWorks - freeing of disk space

  Hi people,

  Our old CWLMS 3.2.1 becomes short on disk space, it was suggested that the directories named 731, 732 and 733 on the D: drive could be deleted. The three directories seem to have the same subdirectories (see attachment), were all created in February 2012, and use about 5 GB of space each.

  I don't know if these three records are essential to the operation of Ciscoworks or whether they are the remains of some maintenance actions; In short, I can remove them?

  Thank you

  Scott

  Hi Scott,.

  What are the backup of the theCWLMS .  If you have kept 3 different instance of the backup of the LMS.

  If you have another backup somewher then you can remove all three, or you can atleast remove 2 and keep 1 to be a safer side.

  Thank you-

  Alya

  [Note the useful post]

• How to expand your virtual hard disk while host hard disk space is not enough?

  People,

  Hello. I use VM Player 3. My host computer is Windows 7 and VM is Oracle Linux 5. I need to expand the virtual hard drive Oracle Linux 5 from 100 GB to 150 GB. When I click on VM > Settings > hard drive > utilities > expands...

  The error message:

  There is not enough space on the file system for the selected operation.

  To after my understanding, we have enough room to store the VHD original more expanded VHD.

  This means that the free space on the host needs to be 100 GB + 150 = 250 GB

  The total size of the hard disk of the Windows 7 host is 284 GB. The VM already occupies 100 GB of 284 GB. The maximum free space is 184 GB less space and boot OS. This means that I can't develop the 100 GB to 150 GB VHD.

  But I have to expand the virtual hard disk! I don't know if there are other ways to expand the virtual hard disk.

  My question is:

  Folk understand some ways to expand the virtual hard drive ranging from 100 GB to 150 GB drive hard host is only 284 GB?

  Thanks in advance.

  You explained, it is the behavior with monolithic virtual disks, which is a unique hard file. Because the file requires more space for its metadata at the beginning of the file, all the blocks of data must be copied to a new file. With the format of sparse file 2 GB virtual disks can be extended without the need to copy the data into a new file hard, because each the hard contains its own metadata. In case you don't have at least ~ 100GB of disk space you can use vmware-vdiskmanager convert/clone the virtual drive command line utility in a format of 2 GB sparse file, delete the original virtual disk (after saving), then use vmware-vdiskmanager again to rename the new virtual disk to the old name. Once done, you will be able to expand the virtual disk as required.

  André

• Increase the disk space on a virtual computer which was extracted

  I have my computer running virtual Windows 7 checked. I then checked back in the VM. I need to increase disk space on drive C (the winSxS directory seems to never stop growing). But there is a snapshot on the disc 'View Local Mode of instantaneous anchorage'. What are the consequences of the removal of the snapshot myself in order to increase the size of the disk? Throw this out of sync between my laptop and the virtual computer and require all of ~ 30 GB to download again?

  Hello
  If a replication extracted from a desktop computer, a snapshot of the local desktop is created and then the changes are replicated with the data center.
  If you delete the snapshot, you ensure that you validate the changes.  This force probably allows you to download all of the Office during the next Check-Out operation.

  Best regards

  Patricio Cerda

• Disk space reduced after deleting and creating SATA data warehouses

  I was experimenting with measurement feature multiple with a host ESXi 5.0 (build 515841), which has two 2 TB SATA drives connected to the motherboard SATA controller. For the test, the first hard drive was installed with a VMFS5 data store and the second disc was added as an additional measure. The ability to store data went up 3.62 to as expected (individual drives show up 1.81 TB in VMware). After the test, I deleted the data store to configure the drives as of separate data warehouses. The second disc correctly displays a 1.81 TB of available space, but the first drive shows only a maximum of 256 GB of available space. The structure of the disc shown before creating the data store on the first hard disk shows 1.81 TB of free space. Additional free space can be recovered without having to reinstall ESXi? Thank you.

  I didn't not experiment a lot with VMFS-5 me yet, but I have had a few discussions with other users. What they say, you can be able to increate the VMFS partition of size (in stages) by using partedUtil, and then run vmkfstools to cultivate the datatore. See for example Re: cannot increase the capacity of VMFS 5.54 data store

  With your layout of the partition, it would be s.th. as these two commands:

  partedUtil resize "/vmfs/devices/disks/vml.01000000002020202020204d4e313232304633304d41553544486974616368" 3 10229760 3907029167
  vmkfstools --growfs "/vmfs/devices/disks/vml.01000000002020202020204d4e313232304633304d41553544486974616368:3" "/vmfs/devices/disks/vml.01000000002020202020204d4e313232304633304d41553544486974616368:3"
  

  André

• I can't update my computer, it tells me I don't have enough disk space. I deleted a lot, doing everything what they ask and nothing works.

  I was told to create a Notepad document: notepad C: \removetemp.bat, it will not save and tells me it is invalid: how is this possible?  All the instructions I gave do not work.  I'm almost tearing my hair!

  Concerning
  Sharon_Friday

  Hello Sharon,

  What you are trying to update? Please see the following:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_update/when-installing-Windows-7-SP1-gives-error-not/37b75bd3-2949-E011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5

• Need more disk space to run virtual machines on R710 server with no available drive slots

  Hello

  We have a server R710 with five $2.5 146 each and three 600 GB SCSI disks SCSI.  We have no more slots.

  We want another 2-4 TB of space.   This server is used to run virtual machines to test software applications.  We have need for decent speed, but more important still need a cost-effective solution for running virtual machines.

  The budget would be in the $1000 range give or take.  I might be able to get $3000, but a $10,000 would be too.  We could consider removing disks from 146 GB 5 and replacing them with those larger, but that might not be the first choice.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  What you ask for is really difficult to do within the budget without sacrificing important performance (from what you have right now in performance).

  Any external storage solution (Dell) is out of the question for $3 k (think MD1200/1220).

  The market, 2.5 "drives max out at 1 TB at 7200 RPM, 900 tr/10 k or 300 GB @ 15 k RPM.

  Dell has disks 1 to 7200 RPM 2.5 "company (for PowerEdges) for ~ $440 (see here). These are not the best choice if you want any kind of good performance.

  You might look into upgrading to 900GB 10 k rpm drives. These run $799 each today on the Dell website (see here).

  If you replace one of the 146 both each and let rebuild you could then use the extra space to another virtual disk. This would give about 2800GB.

  If you can't budget 5 of them, according to the current setup of raid, you can watch a backup and restore of the virtual disk of some 146.

  You could:

  -use 2 of the existing 146 in raid 1 for operating system and the extra space

  -use 3 x 900 in raid 5 (which would give a crude 1800 (Go so ~ 1674 usable))

  -Use the 3 600 existing RAID 5 (which would give ~ 1116 GB usable)

• Why delete photos to get more disk space do not work?

  Why don't earn any disk space when I delete the 'Photos' photos and the album "recently deleted?

  Deleted photos are kept for a week by default. If you really want to get rid of them now, use the command empty the trash inside the Photos.

• Can I delete the download of Service Pack 2 before installing to free up disk space?

  I got a Vista Service Pack 2 downloaded a notification and is ready to install.  I have also received notification of other updates in the past which have been downloaded and ready for installation, but I chose not to install.

  • These downloads occupy disk space?
  • If so, can I delete to free up additional disk space?
  • I'm on a laptop with only 1.5 GB of free space after the disk compression.  A real problem.
  • If I can remove the updates downloaded, how can I find them?  And what is the procedure?
  Thank you
  Jack Doherty
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  I don't think it's a good idea to run Wista without installing SP2 and all the essential and important updates - but the decision is yours.  Here's how to delete downloads prior to installation if thay have not already installed it.

  Stop the automatic updates service

  Click Start, choose Run (or type it in the search field).
  In the run box, type services.msc.
  Click OK.
  Right-click the automatic updates service.
  Click on stop.
  Stopping the service will take a moment.

  Delete the content of the download folder
  Click Start. Choose run.
  In the run box, type %windir%\SoftwareDistribution
  Click OK.
  Open the download folder.
  Delete all the contents of the download folder (or just update you do not want to install)
  Close the window.

  Start the automatic updates service
  Click Start. Choose run.
  In the run box, type services.msc.
  Click OK.
  Right-click the automatic updates service.
  Click Start.
  Starting the service will take a moment.

  By removing the contents of the download folder - you have removed the downloaded updates (or those you selected).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Snapshot Consolidation with a low disk space options

  After you delete all snapshots for a specific virtual machine, I am alerted that drives require codification, probably because it has insufficient disk space to successfully delete the snapshots. Of course, consolidation fails because of lack of space. I wonder if there are tricks to be able to consolidate records when the data store does not have enough space. So far I came up with the following options, but some are not ideal, I am looking for other suggestions:

  -Increase the size of the data store: not ideal because the data store will have more than enough space once the snapshots are deleted and it is difficult to decrease after the fact.

  -Storage vmotion the disks in another larger data temporarily store: a little better but not ideal due to the large amount of data

  -Stop the virtual machine and try to consolidate: I read that additional disk space is needed to consolidate the disk while the VM is running. If this is the case, how can I be sure that it works, for example to calculate the required space before I incur the failure (see below for more information).

  For each of these options, I am also looking for assistance calculating the space needed to consolidate properly, given the following information (let me know if further info is needed):

  

  

  According to the information provided, it seems that you use thin configured virtual disks. In this case the additional disk space required to consolidate snapshots could be anything up to the size/amount of snapshots, limited by the provisions of the virtual disk size less the current size of the hard file. If you consolidate snapshots, while the virtual machine is up and running, with the disk space required on the data store based on the changes made in the guest OS, while the Helper-Snapshot is active. Unfortunately, there is no available for this formula.

  André

• Help - Snapshot errors following zero-emission of disk space

  Hello

  I have a question that took place over the weekend. On my ESXi 4.1 hosts all snapshots are stored in single data store. This weekend this data store sake, stop 6 VM which had snapshots running on them. The virtual machine was frozen when I can this morning.

  Message from 10.0.0.xx: there is no more
  Server1 - 000002.vmdk virtual disk space
  . You might be able to continue this session by
  freeing up disk space on the volume that is relevant, and
  Click try again. Click Cancel to end this
  session.
  Info
  24/09/2012-08:31:57
  Server1

  User

  I fell into a clear down a load of ISOs for free space. I answerved the question of the new attempt on the virtual machine to get their jobs back and everything seems fine - data is up to date etc.

  I then tried to delete the snapshots. However I can't delete or create snapshots on these 6 VM. When I try, I get the following errors:

  
  Server1

  Unable to complete the
  operation because the file or
  file < file name not specified
  > already exists
  Domain\Admin
  Server1.HIQA.local
  24/09/2012-08:53:19
  24/09/2012-08:53:19
  24/09/2012-08:53:24

  Create instant virtual computer
  Server1
  Cannot create a suspended
  capture instant because creating
  operation snapshot
  exceeded the time limit for
  holding off I/O in jelly
  virtual machine.
  Domain\admin
  Server1.domain.local
  23/09/2012 00:09:49
  23/09/2012 00:09:49
  23/09/2012 00:10:29

  I don't know where to go from there to put back them in a stable state. Want to do anything in case I make worse it.

  Any help would be apprepicated.

  Kind regards

  Fastpud

  To me, this looks like to "HIQASRV2139-000002 - delta.vmdk ' was created, but never used due to disk space problems. For the virtual disk is usable must exist a file descriptor "HIQASRV2139 - 000002.vmdk" too. What you can do is to stop the virtual machine (I'm sure that's not really necessary, but I recommend it for reasons of safety), then pass the "HIQASRV2139-000002 - delta.vmdk" to a folder under rename it and turn on the virtual machine again. If the virtual machine is no problem, you can delete this file.

  André

• HP Pavilion 15 n208 tx: accidentally deleted the recovery Partition

  I have the recovery accidentally deleted partition and was formatted with Linux, when restroing I had unilingual edition from 8.1 to win, I installed it and merged UEFI is enabled once I was online.

  now I want to redo the recovery partition.

  I need recovery Assistant F11 to work during the start, now it doesnot work, please help me in re create the recovery partition and reactivate boot F11 recovery option.

  My laptop works fine. I'm very curious to make as it was when I got my laptop.

  Thanks in advance,

  DG

  devag221090 wrote:

  I downloaded Win 8.1 demo (basic single language editing) of microsoft to reinstall the operating system.

  Once I have re-installed, my merged UEFI key has been activated when I am connected online.

  I have the factory records with my laptop. I was asked several times by Recovery Wizard to make a copy of the discs, but I ignored, now I want to have the F11 key to work.

  Help me if possible, also to guide me to the link for the download of recovery disks (HP Pavlion 15 n208-tx).

  Thank you

  DG

  You can not download the recovery disks, they must be ordered:

  If you live in the USA/Canada, call this number...  1-800-334-5144.

  If you do not live in the USA/Canada, call the support number HP business PC for the country where you live.

  http://h50146.www5.HP.com/lib/doc/manual/desktop/b usiness_desktops/6005us_332630_007.pdf

• Low disk space warning

  I get a warning of low disk space. I deleted all the files as I can. I ran disk cleanup option I ran out of space. I have no games or whatever it is responsible. What can I do to recover the space?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/285107
  Description of in Windows XP low disk space Notification

  How much free disk space do you really? TaurArian [MVP] 2005-2010 - Update Services

• Must use xp 9 + GB of my disk space?

  must use xp 9 + GB of my disk space?

  I have a laptop xp with only 14G of storage, I got rid of all the temporary files (etc.) suggested.
  Not useful defragmentation.
  Is there just something buried in the Windows folder that I do not see who eats up to 9 GB? There is nothing that big when I look at the C: drive.
  If yes how I remove?
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  Ken

  The Windows Installer folder can sometimes grow out of control.  Do not delete files manually form the install file, you can use msizap.exe G!  to remove orphaned files install.  See here:

  How to remove safely orphaned Patches

  and here:

  Unofficial msizap.exe download location

  John