Any insight on what I can do?
Lost a CVM while updating ESXi
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I went about updating a couple ESXi hosts the old school way with using zip files and doing vib installs. My first host worked without a hitch. My second victim... I mean host is having problems. In total I installed 4 zips per host. After bringing the second one back out of maintenence mode, and having the CVM start, a few minutes later I keep getting errors about the CVM not connecting. Then I check the console on the CVM in question, and it keeps rebooting, after a kernel panic. Here's the beginning of the output:
Any insight on what I can do?
Any insight on what I can do?
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9 March 2016
Hey there, thanks for reaching out.
Looks like the CVM is barfing on booting back up.
Let's get a support case open and have the support engineers look at this.
Looks like you're a Dell customer?
If so, open a ticket with Dell support, and ask them to escalate to Nutanix, and we'll help you get to the bottom of this.
Looks like the CVM is barfing on booting back up.
Let's get a support case open and have the support engineers look at this.
Looks like you're a Dell customer?
If so, open a ticket with Dell support, and ask them to escalate to Nutanix, and we'll help you get to the bottom of this.
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I must say, I'm impressed by how well nutanix runs with an entires host's storage being down. No one noticed today. We're still chugging along, all guest machines are running well.
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10 March 2016
🙂 thanks
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highly available, durable, and reliable storage is what we do. 🙂
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