Hi Experts,
I having this problem in my Hyper-V Server Manager. Can somebody tell me why this happening? Inside my Hyper-V, I has been installed Microsoft DPM 2012 and both Hyper-V is cluster. Please advice.
Hi Experts,
I having this problem in my Hyper-V Server Manager. Can somebody tell me why this happening? Inside my Hyper-V, I has been installed Microsoft DPM 2012 and both Hyper-V is cluster. Please advice.
Hey Guys,
I have an isolated HyperV lab made of 5 VMs which are in fact copies of live production VMs.
The lab is made of 4 SharePoint VMs + 1 DC and is working fine on its own. All VMs are connected to the same private HyperV network. Because these VMs are SAN copies of live machines, they can never communicate with the company LAN.
I now need to provide RDP access to the lab. We've first tried to use the HyperV manager to connect to the lab, which works fine, but is not comfortbale to use and only allow on connection at the time per VM.
So the idea is now to setup the host as a Terminal Server, the developpers can then RDP to the host and hop with a 2nd RDP to any VM in the lab.
My idea is to implement the following setup :
The Remote Desktop Services have been installed and configured, but I have the following issue: I cannot RDP to the host as soon as I enable the virtual NIC connected to the internal hyperv network. It's like of the traffic was not routed in the corrected direction. When that NIC connected to the internal hyper network is enabled, I cannot ping any machine from production and I must connect through iLO to manage the host (iLO = HP's console). As soon as I disable the NIC connected to the internal hyper network everything works fine again (except that I cannot of course reach my lab).
I've tried to play a bit with the order of the NIC in the avanced settings, but this didn't help.
What am I missing here ?
Thanks in advance for your help and have a nice day
after enable hyper v, i get the folowing error, irql_not_less_or_equal.
i hev install the latest GPU nvidea drivers, i hev also enabled the virtualizati in the BIOS.
Do somwane hav solve this problem?
Thanks a lot, Evert
Hyper-V failed to generate VSS snapshot set for virtual machine DBSERVER: Exception occurred. (0x80020009). VSS snapshot set generation can fail if backup operation is in progress
I see the error above on Hyper-V host server.
On the DB server i see two VSS events
Volume Shadow Copy Service error: Unexpected error calling routine XML document is too long. hr = 0x80070018, The program issued a command but the command length is incorrect.
.
Operation:
Writer Modifying Modifying Backup Document
Context:
Execution Context: Requestor
Writer Instance ID: {6EE25F2C-C55A-46B5-B8B1-96785DB45877}
The VSS writer Oracle VSS Writer - DBNAME failed with status 11 and writer specific failure code 0x800423F3.
This happens when the DB is under heavy load.. It needs a reboot after this to enable the writers again.
Any experience/suggestions?
I need some clarification on some enterprise licensing regarding Server 2008 R2 Datacenter with hosted virtual machines, so here's my scenario:
I have a server running Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter edition with 22 virtual machines hosted using Hyper-V. All of these machines are using Windows 7 32-bit with Microsoft Office 2010.
I've read through my licensing paperwork and, as I understand it, any hosted operating systems running in VM's under the Datacenter license don't need to be licensed, however I haven't been able to find anything regarding how I need to license Office as I don't imagine the Datacenter license is covering the Office instances.
Can anyone provide some clarification for the proper way to go about licensing this server?
Hi,
I have now had 2 VMs corrupted when using Move Virtual Machine Storage.
After the move has completed the server fails with a BSOD and on reboot gives the error 'A disk read error occurred. Press ctrl alt delete to restart'
This event is logged on the HyperV host:
Log Name: System
Source: Virtual Disk Service
Date: 1/08/2013 7:45:13 AM
Event ID: 9
Task Category: None
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: HPV10
Description:
Unexpected provider failure. Restarting the service may fix the problem. Error code:80004005@02000014
I have not been able to recover the disk - I made a thread about this after the 1st corruption -
Since then I have rebooted the cluster (+ windows updates) and taken SAN snapshots before attempting to move another VM.
I am now very nervous about using this feature again. What can I do to identify the cause of these issues?
I'm trying to configure multiple recovery points with Hyper-V Replica (2012).
The problem is that the preconfigured interval between the points is to high for me (1 hour). I would like to have a time gap of 12 hours between each recovery point.
Is this possible?
Hi All,
What is the best way to backup a Server 2012 Hyper v host and VMs? I would like to back these up to 2 external USB drives that will alternated daily.
Any help appreciated
Kind regards
Shane
I have some virtual servers that are dynamically expanding disks. I have read that to utilize a backup with VSS the VM must be shut down because of this. My employers are concerned with this method. They are stating that the VM's are "hacked" to work as they have them and that shutting them down is risky. Instead, They wish me to find a solution which can be:
- Run with the VM operating.
- Allow for restore of the VM (not rebuild).
I still feel the best way to do this is to shut them down and back them up. Am I wrong? Is there a better way and is what they are asking possible? Would backing up the VM from the inside be worth doing?
Thank you for your time and assistance.
KV
I have a VM that is on a stand alone Hyper-V Server 2012. I just built a new cluster consisting of two Hyper-V Server 2012 connected to a SAN. Can I live migrate my VM from the stand alone machine to the cluster connected to the SAN?
The hyper-v virtual switch is the same on all three nodes.
i need to query hosted VMs for some OS parameters. i can query for FQDN and/or IP of the machine but as they are in numerous VLANs and are secured with FW and are in several domains... it will not be possible to make it as for normal server.
as Integration Services gives some kind of bridge between host and guest i was thinking that maybe there is some way to query internal OS of VM somehow through it?
same question in reverse: how would you automatize some administrative tasks on VMs on hosted environment?
...of course i know it's against security blablabla ... anyway maybe there is some backdoor giving access to VMs q:
-o((: Leliv
Hi,
About 2 hours ago this evening, we lost communication to all 20 VM's on a 8 Node Cluster and they took 25 minutes to recover! Fibre Channel shared storage is being used throughout the cluster through 2 redundant routes from each node. The host OS was still working fine. I appreciate this points to the storage going down but I really don't think it had, there are no errors on either FC switch and no error on either storage device. We are using Server 2012 on HP DL360's.
The Get-ClusterLog returns this error at the time they all went down:
00000370.000010d8::2013/04/14-20:12:25.115 ERR [RHS] RhsCall::DeadlockMonitor: Call TERMINATERESOURCE timed out by 6 milliseconds for resource 'SCVMM VM1'.Any help would be appreciated.
I was reading this article about Hyper-V and vLANs: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/adamfazio/archive/2008/11/14/understanding-hyper-v-vlans.aspx
From my understanding if I am passing through my physical nic for example 3 vLANs (1,2,3), and I need to configure (for example) a few VMs with 3 NICs on all of those networks, I could either:
A. Create 3 virtual external switches (assuming the VMs need to communicate with the outside), each defined with a vLAN ID pertaining to the appropriate network. Then I would give each VM a NIC that's mapped to each one of the virtual networks
B. Create a single virtual external switch, single network, but define the VLAN ID on each VM's individual NIC
Is one solution better than the other? Does it depend on the use case? Is there any documentation explaining this any better?
Thanks,
Reuvy
question as the subject...
I cannot find any thing in the log file which can show me who create the snapshot.
I installed Windows multipoint server 2012 as a guest os in Hyper-v of my host Windows multipoint server 2012. iam unable to create a virtual switch. iam getting an error
ERROR: " failed to create virtual switch named WMS. Return the task after manually creating an external virtual switch named WMS or after removing all external virtual switches" how to create manuall external virtual switch...............
Hi,
I've win 2012 std with hyperv role on it.
i've setup a virtual machine with 1 IDE disk and 1 SCSI disk all VHD on local disk.
when i monitor the server with veeam one it report that the Virtual Storage Error Count in large (9) on the SCSI driver even if this drive is not loaded at all.
why is that?
Help please,
Using Windows 8 Pro Hyper-v I created a VM and installed Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials. I had attached two disks to the WSE VM that I then setup as a storage space within WSE. After a Windows 8 restart which crashed the WSE VM the two disks that I had attached to the WSE VM are now online to Windows 8 and I cannot get them offline to re-attach to the WSE VM. The WSE VM refuses to restart without them. In Disk Management it says they are both part of a Storage pool, but any attempt to take them offline is ignored.
How can I get out of this mess?