We have been getting hammered with these errors on VM's lately.
Seems like every morning we come in and have a VM down. We look in vCenter and we see this message.
You click okay, the VM powers off. You can then power it back on and it looks as if it crashed.
I'm not sure what is causing this. The only activities taking place are snapshots being requested by Veeam for these VM's in the middle of the night.
We have a case open with VMware (first shot at troubleshooting) but I figured I would share this here and see if anyone else has come across this issue recently.
We are running a 5.5 environment and this has continued to happen even after updating our hosts and vcenter to the latest patch.
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Re: The redo log of XYZ.vmdk is corrupted
Jonathan, do Veeam B&R jobs complete without errors? Do you see this happening to different (random?) VMs? Do you see the files mentioned in the vCenter message on the datastore?
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Re: The redo log of XYZ.vmdk is corrupted
No, when this happens, the VM's start failing in the B&R jobs. I haven't checked to see if the files are there, I will the next time I see the error. We usually just click yes and move on.
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Re: The redo log of XYZ.vmdk is corrupted
Hi,
What transport mode do you use to backup those failing virtual machines, is it virtual appliance transport mode by any chance? Also please check this article in order to make sure that no Snapshot Consolidation is needed.
Thank you.
What transport mode do you use to backup those failing virtual machines, is it virtual appliance transport mode by any chance? Also please check this article in order to make sure that no Snapshot Consolidation is needed.
Thank you.
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