Hi i am getting one error and one warning message for two VM's.
Please do guide me to resolve this.
1. VM Screenshot HA reset
Failed by event : VmDASBeingResetWithScreenshotEvent
Event description : MyVM on MYESXi in cluster MYCluster in MYDC reset by vSphere HA. Reason: VMware Tools heartbeat failure.
2. High Balloon memory utilization
Memory Balloon Percent (55%)is above a defined threshold (50 %)
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Re: High Balloon memory utilization
Hi, every alarm contains detailed knowledge bases with the alarm description.
Above the things written in alarm KBs
1. What product version are you at? Have you received any "Heartbeat is missing for VM" alarms?
2. I`d suggest optimize your memory allocation across VMs of the cluster/host. More information is provided in the alike topic. Please take a look.
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Above the things written in alarm KBs
1. What product version are you at? Have you received any "Heartbeat is missing for VM" alarms?
2. I`d suggest optimize your memory allocation across VMs of the cluster/host. More information is provided in the alike topic. Please take a look.
Thanks!
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Re: High Balloon memory utilization
on the VM settings: Options
Memory : i checked the box (Reserve all guest memory(All Locked))
Then the warning disappeared. Is this the right way to approach.
Will i face any issue with VMotion by doing this.
Memory : i checked the box (Reserve all guest memory(All Locked))
Then the warning disappeared. Is this the right way to approach.
Will i face any issue with VMotion by doing this.
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Re: High Balloon memory utilization
The option is there to avoid memory overcommitment. It should not cause any VMotion problems.
You may want to do it for all virtual machines that run in the VSA cluster.
Thanks!
You may want to do it for all virtual machines that run in the VSA cluster.
Thanks!
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