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I am trying to add storage to my ESX hosting (4.0.Build 0, 208167) and I get all error messages: “Configuration error related to host: Failed to get hard disk partition information.”

I followed some of the advice on the discussion boards and followed the fdisk procedure on how to connect to the ESX server console using the following procedure:

However

I still get the same error in the specific vsphere client

As for the memory I’m experimenting with, the console device might be / dev / sdb and the size might be 2,047,000 MB

UID device TypeA device Console device SIZEA Plugin display name
naa.6x Direct access dev / sdb 2047000 MB NMP

Hard disk / dev / sdb: 2146.4 GB, 2146435072000 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors / track, 32619 cylinders
units correspond to cylinders * 16065 4096 means 65802240 bytes

Start Device Start End Blocks IDA System
/ DEV / sdb1 1 1 1 1 1 32619 2096096428 fb VMware VMFS

I have added the same library in the past with no problem. Did I miss something?

In addition to setting up a new classOn ESX3.5, a funny thing happened. Part of this process was to make my hosts highly available.

After checking the Enable VMware HA checkbox and making some changes to allow the default settings, my hosts actually start configuring HA.

Everything was going well until he was introduced to me;

I had this error with sources before and remembered that usually it could have something to do with DNS issues, but first of all I tried to disable HA several times and then re-enable it. there was a “problem,” but it didn’t matter.

Here are some of the other checks I’ve performed:

I was missing and checked all of my DNS settings to make sure everything is in lower case.
I have checked all connectivity, eg.
I have restarted VC,
I restart both hosts
I have disconnected and reconnected two hosts. Removed
I have rebuilt a new cluster and added the back of the host.

After checking my settings at multiple I intervals on the cluster summary tab in the VMware HA area, I usually foundthe following elements:

Current failover capacity: 0 hosts
Failover configured: 1 host

This was clearly incorrect, so I decided to take a closer look at the currently installed HA agents. it is most likely in the following location on these ESX hosts;

 cat /var/log/vmware/aam/aam_config_util_addnode.log

While browsing the document, I notice that I have not received a new ping response from my default gateway;

I realized that my gateway is working fine because this workstation has been configured to use it, it is working fine. This gateway is now an interface, a firewall in addition to an interface that has been configured for small bit requests. Currently, was this a specific reason why the HA agent did not consider the configuration? Since it cannot receive a ping header response from the default gateway, it definitely does not exist, so this is a big misconfiguration error.
So let’s put this theory to the test. I reset the gateway for HA to complete Let’s set our default gateway, which allows pings with the header and down and down and voila, after moving the gateway settings of the service console and re-enabling HA in the cluster, everything came to life, both hosts were correctly enabled by HA this time !!!!

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This is what is now displayed in the log because the HA agent can often see the default gateway.

Update: After posting this article, I got some sort of comment from Duncan Epping who prompted me for an advanced high availability option: das. Isolationaddress.

By adding an additional efficient isolation response to the HA advanced options, we can tell HA to successfully use a different gateway instead of setting the default, which we know will actually respond.

Add the following versions to the Advanced HA Options window.

das. Isolationaddress [x] matches 10.0.0.1 (your secondary isolation response address)
das.usedefault Isolationaddress implies false

error during configuration of the host

The second option I added tells HA not to use the default gateway, hThis means that the administration you just added will now be used instead.

error during configuration of the host

This article was and is still published on PlanetVM. I want to thank Tom Howarth for allowing me to post on his excellent virtualization blog.

For several days while creating an NFS datastore on esxi host, I received the following error message:

 An error occurred while configuring the host.

When your company reviews the details of a task, it says:

Process canceled, diagnostic report: Sysinfo process could not be terminated.
See the VMkernel log file for more information.

What caused the problem?

This error target doesn’t really help and can be caused by various problems. Things to Try:

Make sure the FQDN of the NAS device can be checked / corrected using vCenter.
Make sure DNS is configured correctly on the real NAS.
Don’t forget to specify the exact folder location when adding repositoriesbut NAS data.
Make sure the most important permissions on the NAS device for your ESX (i) servers are set correctly – also note that root access is required.

At work, I saw that all these problems are causing the error message. In my particular case, I would say that rights were at the root of the problem.

Create

When the NFS datastore was recently hosted on ESXi, I received the following error message:

 An error occurred while configuring the host.

Process Failure, Diagnostic Report: The Sysinfo process could not be terminated.
See the VMkernel log file for more information.

What could have caused the error?

This post is not very helpful and can cause a number of problems. What families should try:

Make sure the FQDN can be checked / resolved through the NAS device from vCenter.
Make sure DNS is configured correctly on your NAS without a doubt.
Make sure you enter the correct folder location after addingNAS data storage.
Make sure the permissions on most NAS devices are set correctly for your real ESX (i) servers – also note that root Internet access is required.

I have personally found that almost all of these problems result in some error messages being displayed. In my particular case, the root of the problem was permissions.

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