Is there a way to have veeam unmount the NFS datastore from an ESXi Host? i ran an instant recovery and not stop it correctly so i have the NFS volume mounted on the host still. i am unable to manually remove it because of the following error/kb.
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index ... 7D098.html
it seems that since the volume is only on one host HA is stopping me from removing it from vcenter.
anyone have any ideas?
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Re: unmount vpower nfs
As far as I know, there is no way to affect the default behavior, which is to leave the vPower NFS datastore mounted to the host in order to save time on mounting it again during the next vPower task.
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Re: unmount vpower nfs
Hi David,
I can successfully unmount vPower NFS datastore from our HA Cluster, so I doubt that HA is stopping you from removing this datastore from vCenter Server. I guess there might still be some "locked" operation with this datastore...why not to try restarting vPower NFS service and then attempt to remove this datastore once again.
On top of that, removing this datastore from the host directly will definitely work, but I wouldn't recommend doing that.
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I can successfully unmount vPower NFS datastore from our HA Cluster, so I doubt that HA is stopping you from removing this datastore from vCenter Server. I guess there might still be some "locked" operation with this datastore...why not to try restarting vPower NFS service and then attempt to remove this datastore once again.
On top of that, removing this datastore from the host directly will definitely work, but I wouldn't recommend doing that.
Thanks!
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Re: unmount vpower nfs
the server has been restarted multiple times and still unable to do it. i am trying to remove it because somehow the server had a datastore mounted on our c drive so it only has 5gb free and is causing an alarm.
so ideally i would want it to be removed as we normally do not do instant restores so having it removed would be best so all our hosts are at the same compliance level.
so ideally i would want it to be removed as we normally do not do instant restores so having it removed would be best so all our hosts are at the same compliance level.
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Re: unmount vpower nfs
Is this datastore still accessible? Have you tired launching another Instant VM Recovery task, end it properly and then unmount the datastore?
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