Hi All,
AM facing issue on the memory utilization on the VM IN the Hyper V Manager its show assigned memory 780MB Demand 702 MB.
but in VM its showing memory utilization to 100% to 98%.
Please find the screen shot for the reference.
Regards
M Subrahmanya Hebbar
Whenever i try to start a VM it failed with the following message:
"'VM name' failed to start worker process: The process terminated unexpectedly. (0x8007042B)
My research on the matter all lead to a group policy configuration, but my configuration is correct. This problem started after i updated to Windows 10 1607.
Situation was a customer took direct lightning hit. Both identical VMHOSTs lost their motherboard. Replaced boards brought back the fail-over cluster, everything looked fine except we could not move machines from host to host. Error 1069 and 21502. Trouble shot everything possible such as quorum disk, iscsi availability, lowered cpu cores. Cluster validation worked 100%. Error IDs would fluctuate every time we tried to move. Turns out on one of the boards when I upgraded BIOS it turned off hyper-v setting on the motherboard. After this feature was enabled VMs failed back and forth without issue. DOH!
Just thought I would post this to save somebody some time troubleshooting.
Hi,
i have recently migrate VMservers from window2008 server to window2012 server on hyper-v through veeam using default settings, i also have installed the integration services all machine i had migrated to window2012 hyper v
there are few machine which keep stop responding at all, even to cntr+alt+del, left me with no option but to restart vm
this start happening very frequently now, even a four time a week. i search though event logs but could not found anything related.
i also notice that before i went completed frozen state, the machine stop responding partially. like the task manager did not respond nor i was able to shut down system it self, though i can click and open windows in system.
even the ping did not respose, i tried to disabled offload but even that did not work out.
thanks, Vijay
Moving a vm from Win2008R2 To win2012 server (HyperV)
When I try to run the Integration Services Setup Disk, it starts, but crashes immediately, with this error: An error has occurred:The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it.
We are implementing a VMware environment and all research we foundstated that if using Windows Datacenter server, we'd only need one license per two-processor host. With three, two processor hosts, three licenses of Windows Datacenter server were purchased.
After spinning up a couple of servers using the Datacenter license, they are activated and working just fine, but when spinning up a third virtual server on that same host, it will not activate.
Following further research, it appears that we have made the mistake of buying a Retail copy of W2012r2 DC. Is this version incompatible with our virtualization goals of being able to spin up as many servers as the hosts will support?
We are implementing a VMware environment and all research we foundstated that if using Windows Datacenter server, we'd only need one license per two-processor host. With three, two processor hosts, three licenses of Windows Datacenter server were purchased.
After spinning up a couple of servers using the Datacenter license, they are activated and working just fine, but when spinning up a third virtual server on that same host, it will not activate.
Following further research, it appears that we have made the mistake of buying a Retail copy of W2012r2 DC. Is this version incompatible with our virtualization goals of being able to spin up as many servers as the hosts will support?
Hi All,
I have been contemplating creating a server on a virtual machine within Hyper V, I am just concerned as to what potential issues could arise from this, as I have never had to create a virtual server before. I may be worth pointing out this virtual server will purely for testing purposes to observer and see what happens if a make changes on Group policy (as one example), this is so I can make changes without any ramifications on day-to-day business operations.
I am under the assumption virtual server is contained (to an extent) within hyper v and any domain controllers, or AD won't override or conflict with existing DC's or our AD structure.
Thank you
I have a Linux System with RAID-1 configuration, i would like to migrating my linux system to virtualize Hyper-V on windows server 2008 R2. I just do the same way with this tutorial : http://dalaris.com/how-to-virtualize-a-linux-server-using-only-microsoft-hyper-v-2/
But the problem is, when i start booting, i got the kernel panic this below :
Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!
Pid: 1, comm: init Not tainted 2.6.32-431.e16.1686 #1
Call Trace:
[<c085cc75>] ? panic+0x6e/0x122
[<c045fc71>] ? do_exit+0x741/-x750
[<c045fcbc>] ? do_group_exit+0x3c/0xa0
[<c045fd31>] ? sys_exit_group+0x11/0x20
[<c04099bf>] ? sysenter_do_call+0x12/0x28
Anybody can help, what should i do?
Thank you.
Regards,
Sando Junitra
Due to some issue, I have to move the Win Server 2010 running Hyper-V back to physical server.
I can manage to copy the VHD image, but don't know how to put it back to physical server.
I'd came across a topic" boot from VHD", unfortunately people say this is not for production.
Thanks for your support in advance!
Hello,
I am running Hyper V with 2 vm's. I have a question. Should I apply the MS security updates and patches to the host server first, or the vm's?
Thank you and kindest regards,
Shyam
I have a client who installed a 32-bit Windows 7 OS on their 64-bit hardware so they could run their Windows XP based accounting system using a program called Windows XP Mode. They have since taken up the offer for Windows 10 but their Windows XP Mode no longer functions.
I have since tried to install Hyper-V to run the virtual machine but it seems that the install option isn't available in the 32-bit version.
Any ideas on how to access the virtual machines on a Windows 10 32-bit OS?
Please my Virtual Machine/server in my Vsphere is grayed and I cannot manage it; although the server is up and running. The server's host is also grayed out.
When ever I restart the entire system, everything normalises for a while before it starts again...Any idea on what the issue might be?
Hi Folks,
I have a CentOS 7 VM running in Hyper-V on my Surface Book with Windows 10 Pro. Under Hyper-V Server settings, Physical GPUs only the Intel HD 520 can be used the RemoteFX - the NVIDIA GeForce GPU detail:
Summary says "This GPU does not meet the minimum requirements for RemoteFX."
Capabilities: DirectX 11
Driver version: 10.18.13.6472
Driver model version: WDDM 2.0
But the NVIDIA Control Panel says:
Driver version: 364.90 (just updated direct from NVIDIA) 364.72 (current MS doesn't work either)
DirectX 12
So . . . is RemoteFX only supported with DirectX 11? I'd obviously like to make use of the GPU even from my CentOS VM.
I'm getting the following errors trying to backup 2 VM's on a physical server. Can't figure out the issue. Thanks in Advance!!
1st Error
Writer Microsoft Hyper-V VSS Writer experienced some error during snapshot creation. More info: .
Source SPP Event ID 16387
2nd Error
The backup operation that started at '2016-09-25T03:00:04.172000000Z' has failed because the Volume Shadow Copy Service operation to create a shadow copy of the volumes being backed up failed with following error code '0x807800A1'. Please review the event details for a solution, and then rerun the backup operation once the issue is resolved.
Source Backup Event ID 521
I have a 2012R2 Hyper-V Host with a 2012R2 Hyper-V guest. The Guest has a single virtual dynamic HDD on a dedicated RAID 6 array. We have noticed a lot of system lag on the Guest. Resource monitor seems to point to the Hard Drive being very busy. Using a benchmarking tool on the Host, we see read speeds of 90-130 MB/s on same array that the guest is on. Inside the guest, read speeds are 1-2MB/s. I am looking for guidance in increasing the speeds on this VM Guest. Thank you in advance.
Brian