Good morning,
I am receiving strange reports from the VM storage Analysis reports. When you change the milliseconds value it is way over 3000 YEARS! What is happening here and how do I fix it?
Alert: Veeam VMware: Virtual Machine Storage Latency Analysis
Source: XXXXXXXX
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Last modified by: System
Last modified time: 7/23/2014 7:49:53 AM Alert description: The virtual machine XXXXXXXX running on Host XXXXXXXX has a Storage Latency issue. This VM uses datastore(s) SAS_XXXXX,SAS_XXXXX,SATAXXXXX
The latest value for max latency to storage is 96076792050577 milliseconds. This is the most recent real-time sample value.
The highest read and write latency by virtual disk averaged over the last collection interval is - Virtual Disk - Latency
scsi0:0 - read latency 5 ms
scsi0:0 - write latency 3 ms
Alert view link: "http://XXXXXXXX/OperationsManager?Displ ... d7ae884%7d"
Notification subscription ID generating this message: {269961B2-DBD3-C885-C210-5D575E93ED5A}
Thanks in advance
M.
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Re: Data store lantency - 3000+ years?????
Hello Martin,
This is a know issue for VMware, during the snapshot removal process these abnormal latency values can be observed for this metric. Also you may want to check vSphere Client for VM latency, there should be the same spike reported. VMware has released a KB article that describes all the details, please check it out.
BTW, what MP version are you currently running?
Thank you!
This is a know issue for VMware, during the snapshot removal process these abnormal latency values can be observed for this metric. Also you may want to check vSphere Client for VM latency, there should be the same spike reported. VMware has released a KB article that describes all the details, please check it out.
BTW, what MP version are you currently running?
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Re: Data store lantency - 3000+ years?????
Thanks for the reply.
Running 6.5, but was looking to upgrade to 7 sometimes soon. Would you recommend this?
Thanks again
M.
Running 6.5, but was looking to upgrade to 7 sometimes soon. Would you recommend this?
Thanks again
M.
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Re: Data store lantency - 3000+ years?????
Hi Martin,
We've implemented a workaround for this VMware issue in v7, so if you want to avoid such big values in latency counter you need to upgrade to the latest version of our Management Pack.
Besides this workaround, version 7 contains a lot of new cool features for VMware, such as new Operations Manager console widgets and dashbroads, vSphere HA status tracking and new ESX host security profile monitoring and many more. So I would absolutely recommend you to upgrade to v7. Keep in mind that there are several way to upgrade, so I would recommend you to check the upgrade instructions in the Installation Guide http://veeampdf.s3.amazonaws.com/guide/ ... LI%2FiA%3D
Feel free to ask any other questions regarding v7.
Thanks.
We've implemented a workaround for this VMware issue in v7, so if you want to avoid such big values in latency counter you need to upgrade to the latest version of our Management Pack.
Besides this workaround, version 7 contains a lot of new cool features for VMware, such as new Operations Manager console widgets and dashbroads, vSphere HA status tracking and new ESX host security profile monitoring and many more. So I would absolutely recommend you to upgrade to v7. Keep in mind that there are several way to upgrade, so I would recommend you to check the upgrade instructions in the Installation Guide http://veeampdf.s3.amazonaws.com/guide/ ... LI%2FiA%3D
Feel free to ask any other questions regarding v7.
Thanks.
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