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vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Hi Veeam
I'm trying to make a virtual lab, but keep getting an error stating: Mounting vPower NFS datastore(unable to mount vPower....
I can see in virtual center that an error occures each time...
Im running my Veeam installation as a virtual machine, I have dedicated a 100GB e-drive to the virtual machine as specified in the installation manual.
What can be the problem?
Kind regards
Michael Berg
I'm trying to make a virtual lab, but keep getting an error stating: Mounting vPower NFS datastore(unable to mount vPower....
I can see in virtual center that an error occures each time...
Im running my Veeam installation as a virtual machine, I have dedicated a 100GB e-drive to the virtual machine as specified in the installation manual.
What can be the problem?
Kind regards
Michael Berg
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Would this be trying to mount as E:?
I think it needs to use the UNC path in order to work.
Unless I am thinking of something else....which given the day I am having is very possible
I think it needs to use the UNC path in order to work.
Unless I am thinking of something else....which given the day I am having is very possible
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Hi Arnold
I dont know wether it is trying to mount anything during this proces... but it seems to do it..
I dont know wether it is trying to mount anything during this proces... but it seems to do it..
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Hello, kindly please use forum search before creating new topic. Thanks!
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... NFS#p21729
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... NFS#p21729
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Hi Gostev
I saw that article but it didnt answer my quetion, and Im not running on a ESXi.
Kind regards
Michael
I saw that article but it didnt answer my quetion, and Im not running on a ESXi.
Kind regards
Michael
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Hi Michael, it does not matter if you are running ESXi or full ESX... did you verify vmKernel presence?
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Hi Gostev
The problem was with the vmkernel... I have removed the vmkernel on both hosts and add'et new ones, and vupti then I could do a vmkping towards my Veeam backup host, and everything worked again. Don't know what the reason for my vmkernel ports stopped working but everything works well again.
Best regards Michael
The problem was with the vmkernel... I have removed the vmkernel on both hosts and add'et new ones, and vupti then I could do a vmkping towards my Veeam backup host, and everything worked again. Don't know what the reason for my vmkernel ports stopped working but everything works well again.
Best regards Michael
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Great, thanks for the update!
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
I have the same error.
Can someone advise on how to remove and reinstall the VMKernel on the ESX Host server?
Thanks.
Can someone advise on how to remove and reinstall the VMKernel on the ESX Host server?
Thanks.
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Re: vPower error/Virtual Lab error
Sure, here you go:
YouTube video (for ESX 3.5 hosts, but fully applies to vSphere as well)
Or you can read the manual ESX Configuration Guide (page 22)
YouTube video (for ESX 3.5 hosts, but fully applies to vSphere as well)
Or you can read the manual ESX Configuration Guide (page 22)
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VMkernel Interface New Virtual lab
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I'm trying to create a veeam virtual lab. My Veeam backup server is a physical server, my Vcenter server is a VM (because of CPU requirements). I'm getting a error stating.
The selected host does not have VMkernel interface configured on Veeam Backup server network. Without VMkernel interface, the host will not be able to access vPower NFS server.
Please add VMkernel interface to host using Vpshere Client, and try again.
What are they talking about?
I'm trying to create a veeam virtual lab. My Veeam backup server is a physical server, my Vcenter server is a VM (because of CPU requirements). I'm getting a error stating.
The selected host does not have VMkernel interface configured on Veeam Backup server network. Without VMkernel interface, the host will not be able to access vPower NFS server.
Please add VMkernel interface to host using Vpshere Client, and try again.
What are they talking about?
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