Great!!
Do a "ls -l" on the root and check there for unnecessary file, may be a log bundle would be there. Ping the output here as well.
Great!!
Do a "ls -l" on the root and check there for unnecessary file, may be a log bundle would be there. Ping the output here as well.
Here's the output of root
[root@esxitest:~] pwd
/
[root@esxitest:~] ls -l
total 31257
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 31203328 May 21 16:07 VMware_locker_tools-light_10.3.5.10430147-12986307.vib
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 49 May 21 16:06 altbootbank -> /vmfs/volumes/b8ab5a72-a0c2efc7-d351-7b65303bdf66
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 bin
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 49 May 21 16:06 bootbank -> /vmfs/volumes/2d5fea76-f0014a6b-1e7d-636fe7ef1424
-r--r--r-- 1 root root 340570 Mar 26 20:39 bootpart.gz
-r--r--r-- 1 root root 225445 Mar 26 20:39 bootpart4kn.gz
drwxr-xr-x 16 root root 512 May 21 20:23 dev
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 etc
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 lib
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 lib64
-r-x------ 1 root root 11918 May 21 16:05 local.tgz
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 6 May 21 16:06 locker -> /store
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 mbr
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 opt
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 131072 May 21 20:23 proc
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 29 May 21 16:06 productLocker -> /locker/packages/vmtoolsRepo/
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 Mar 26 20:21 sbin -> /bin
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 49 May 21 16:06 scratch -> /vmfs/volumes/5ce41e62-c0ea6dfa-e983-000c2960ad26
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 49 May 21 16:06 store -> /vmfs/volumes/5ce41e5c-b2cd1ee0-7b68-000c2960ad26
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 tardisks
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 17:34 tardisks.noauto
drwxrwxrwt 1 root root 512 May 21 20:01 tmp
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 usr
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 var
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 vmfs
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 512 May 21 16:06 vmimages
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 18 Mar 26 20:21 vmupgrade -> /locker/vmupgrade/
Move this vib to some other datastore. If you don't need it remove it with "rm name_of_file" otherwise move it :
mv VMware_locker_tools-light_10.3.5.10430147-12986307.vib /vmfs/volumes/name_of_datastore
After doing that run vdf -h again and see if that reflects the free space, if it does not, still try the upgrade.
Still if it fails with the same error, then reboot so that changes get reflected and then upgrade.
I hope this helps.
[root@esxitest:~] mv VMware_locker_tools-light_10.3.5.10430147-12986307.vib /vmf
s/volumes/ds2/
[root@esxitest:~] vdf -h
Tardisk Space Used
vmx.v00 102M 102M
vim.v00 112M 112M
sb.v00 187M 187M
s.v00 58M 58M
ata_liba.v00 296K 294K
ata_pata.v00 48K 44K
ata_pata.v01 36K 35K
ata_pata.v02 40K 36K
ata_pata.v03 40K 37K
ata_pata.v04 44K 41K
ata_pata.v05 40K 38K
ata_pata.v06 36K 35K
ata_pata.v07 40K 39K
block_cc.v00 88K 84K
bnxtnet.v00 556K 555K
bnxtroce.v00 304K 303K
brcmfcoe.v00 2M 2M
char_ran.v00 52K 51K
ehci_ehc.v00 96K 95K
elxiscsi.v00 516K 514K
elxnet.v00 644K 641K
hid_hid.v00 64K 60K
i40en.v00 540K 537K
iavmd.v00 180K 176K
igbn.v00 332K 329K
ima_qla4.v00 1M 1M
ipmi_ipm.v00 44K 40K
ipmi_ipm.v01 84K 82K
ipmi_ipm.v02 104K 102K
iser.v00 236K 234K
ixgben.v00 492K 490K
lpfc.v00 2M 2M
lpnic.v00 644K 641K
lsi_mr3.v00 368K 365K
lsi_msgp.v00 508K 506K
lsi_msgp.v01 556K 552K
lsi_msgp.v02 536K 533K
misc_cni.v00 24K 22K
misc_dri.v00 1M 1M
mtip32xx.v00 256K 254K
ne1000.v00 640K 639K
nenic.v00 268K 267K
net_bnx2.v00 288K 286K
net_bnx2.v01 2M 2M
net_cdc_.v00 28K 25K
net_cnic.v00 148K 145K
net_e100.v00 312K 311K
net_e100.v01 356K 353K
net_enic.v00 176K 175K
net_fcoe.v00 80K 79K
net_forc.v00 128K 125K
net_igb.v00 324K 321K
net_ixgb.v00 412K 409K
net_libf.v00 76K 75K
net_mlx4.v00 356K 355K
net_mlx4.v01 240K 236K
net_nx_n.v00 1M 1M
net_tg3.v00 316K 312K
net_usbn.v00 56K 53K
net_vmxn.v00 112K 108K
nfnic.v00 508K 504K
nhpsa.v00 568K 565K
nmlx4_co.v00 728K 726K
nmlx4_en.v00 756K 755K
nmlx4_rd.v00 328K 326K
nmlx5_co.v00 1M 1M
nmlx5_rd.v00 260K 257K
ntg3.v00 116K 115K
nvme.v00 292K 290K
nvmxnet3.v00 172K 171K
nvmxnet3.v01 172K 170K
ohci_usb.v00 64K 63K
pvscsi.v00 120K 118K
qcnic.v00 284K 281K
qedentv.v00 2M 2M
qfle3.v00 2M 2M
qfle3f.v00 1M 1M
qfle3i.v00 336K 332K
qflge.v00 504K 500K
sata_ahc.v00 88K 87K
sata_ata.v00 60K 56K
sata_sat.v00 68K 66K
sata_sat.v01 48K 46K
sata_sat.v02 52K 48K
sata_sat.v03 40K 39K
sata_sat.v04 36K 34K
scsi_aac.v00 180K 178K
scsi_adp.v00 452K 450K
scsi_aic.v00 296K 292K
scsi_bnx.v00 284K 280K
scsi_bnx.v01 204K 203K
scsi_fni.v00 244K 242K
scsi_hps.v00 212K 211K
scsi_ips.v00 108K 106K
scsi_isc.v00 44K 42K
scsi_lib.v00 212K 211K
scsi_meg.v00 100K 99K
scsi_meg.v01 176K 173K
scsi_meg.v02 96K 93K
scsi_mpt.v00 460K 459K
scsi_mpt.v01 504K 501K
scsi_mpt.v02 432K 429K
scsi_qla.v00 292K 289K
sfvmk.v00 604K 602K
shim_isc.v00 16K 15K
shim_isc.v01 16K 15K
shim_lib.v00 44K 43K
shim_lib.v01 44K 43K
shim_lib.v02 24K 20K
shim_lib.v03 24K 20K
shim_lib.v04 12K 9K
shim_lib.v05 12K 9K
shim_vmk.v00 220K 217K
shim_vmk.v01 232K 228K
shim_vmk.v02 236K 232K
smartpqi.v00 268K 265K
uhci_usb.v00 64K 63K
usb_stor.v00 164K 162K
usbcore_.v00 320K 318K
vmkata.v00 204K 201K
vmkfcoe.v00 936K 935K
vmkplexe.v00 48K 46K
vmkusb.v00 984K 981K
vmw_ahci.v00 280K 276K
xhci_xhc.v00 236K 235K
elx_esx_.v00 4M 4M
btldr.t00 588K 584K
esx_dvfi.v00 492K 488K
esx_ui.v00 14M 14M
esxupdt.v00 576K 572K
weaselin.t00 4M 4M
lsu_hp_h.v00 152K 149K
lsu_inte.v00 44K 41K
lsu_lsi_.v00 420K 417K
lsu_lsi_.v01 240K 237K
lsu_lsi_.v02 496K 493K
lsu_lsi_.v03 264K 260K
lsu_lsi_.v04 560K 557K
lsu_smar.v00 96K 93K
native_m.v00 820K 817K
qlnative.v00 2M 2M
rste.v00 828K 825K
vmware_e.v00 188K 186K
vsan.v00 41M 41M
vsanheal.v00 7M 7M
vsanmgmt.v00 23M 23M
xorg.v00 3M 3M
imgdb.tgz 1M 1M
state.tgz 16K 13K
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Ramdisk Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
root 32M 2M 29M 7% --
etc 28M 164K 27M 0% --
opt 32M 0B 32M 0% --
var 48M 360K 47M 0% --
tmp 256M 153M 102M 59% --
iofilters 32M 0B 32M 0% --
shm 1024M 0B 1024M 0% --
hostdstats 178M 1M 176M 0% --
Then I ran:
[root@esxitest:/vmfs/volumes/5ce41fa7-20e15bad-1cc1-000c2960ad26] esxcli softwa
re vib install -f -v /tmp/VMware_locker_tools-light_10.3.5.10430147-12986307.vib
Installation Result
Message: Host is not changed.
Reboot Required: false
VIBs Installed:
VIBs Removed:
VIBs Skipped: VMware_locker_tools-light_10.3.5.10430147-12986307
Then I ran my script:
esxcli network firewall ruleset set -e true -r httpClient
esxcli software profile update -p ESXi-6.7.0-20190504001-standard \
-d https://hostupdate.vmware.com/software/VUM/PRODUCTION/main/vmw-depot-index.xml
esxcli network firewall ruleset set -e false -r httpClient
The output was:
[OSError]
[Errno 28] No space left on device
Please refer to the log file for more details.
And arfter a reboot, the same error occurs.
Why are we installing that vib first, I am sure now if you run vdf -h again that vib should again be present there.
If that is the case, please run the upgrade command first and check.
i get an error when trying to attach the writable to a systems that does not have app volumes installed on it
Publication Name : vSphere Upgrade Product/Version : VMware vSphere/6.0 Question : how to download the software-packages utility
I’m using the following Powershell script to get the Recovery setting of a protected VM, but I’m getting the error message in the output following the Powershell code below, can someone please tell me if there is something wrong with the script or the actual protected VM configuration on SRM 8.1.2 version?
Sorry for the confusion.
After I reboot I have now run:
[root@esxitest:/tmp] vdf -h
Tardisk Space Used
vmx.v00 102M 102M
vim.v00 112M 112M
sb.v00 187M 187M
s.v00 58M 58M
ata_liba.v00 296K 294K
ata_pata.v00 48K 44K
ata_pata.v01 36K 35K
ata_pata.v02 40K 36K
ata_pata.v03 40K 37K
ata_pata.v04 44K 41K
ata_pata.v05 40K 38K
ata_pata.v06 36K 35K
ata_pata.v07 40K 39K
block_cc.v00 88K 84K
bnxtnet.v00 556K 555K
bnxtroce.v00 304K 303K
brcmfcoe.v00 2M 2M
char_ran.v00 52K 51K
ehci_ehc.v00 96K 95K
elxiscsi.v00 516K 514K
elxnet.v00 644K 641K
hid_hid.v00 64K 60K
i40en.v00 540K 537K
iavmd.v00 180K 176K
igbn.v00 332K 329K
ima_qla4.v00 1M 1M
ipmi_ipm.v00 44K 40K
ipmi_ipm.v01 84K 82K
ipmi_ipm.v02 104K 102K
iser.v00 236K 234K
ixgben.v00 492K 490K
lpfc.v00 2M 2M
lpnic.v00 644K 641K
lsi_mr3.v00 368K 365K
lsi_msgp.v00 508K 506K
lsi_msgp.v01 556K 552K
lsi_msgp.v02 536K 533K
misc_cni.v00 24K 22K
misc_dri.v00 1M 1M
mtip32xx.v00 256K 254K
ne1000.v00 640K 639K
nenic.v00 268K 267K
net_bnx2.v00 288K 286K
net_bnx2.v01 2M 2M
net_cdc_.v00 28K 25K
net_cnic.v00 148K 145K
net_e100.v00 312K 311K
net_e100.v01 356K 353K
net_enic.v00 176K 175K
net_fcoe.v00 80K 79K
net_forc.v00 128K 125K
net_igb.v00 324K 321K
net_ixgb.v00 412K 409K
net_libf.v00 76K 75K
net_mlx4.v00 356K 355K
net_mlx4.v01 240K 236K
net_nx_n.v00 1M 1M
net_tg3.v00 316K 312K
net_usbn.v00 56K 53K
net_vmxn.v00 112K 108K
nfnic.v00 508K 504K
nhpsa.v00 568K 565K
nmlx4_co.v00 728K 726K
nmlx4_en.v00 756K 755K
nmlx4_rd.v00 328K 326K
nmlx5_co.v00 1M 1M
nmlx5_rd.v00 260K 257K
ntg3.v00 116K 115K
nvme.v00 292K 290K
nvmxnet3.v00 172K 171K
nvmxnet3.v01 172K 170K
ohci_usb.v00 64K 63K
pvscsi.v00 120K 118K
qcnic.v00 284K 281K
qedentv.v00 2M 2M
qfle3.v00 2M 2M
qfle3f.v00 1M 1M
qfle3i.v00 336K 332K
qflge.v00 504K 500K
sata_ahc.v00 88K 87K
sata_ata.v00 60K 56K
sata_sat.v00 68K 66K
sata_sat.v01 48K 46K
sata_sat.v02 52K 48K
sata_sat.v03 40K 39K
sata_sat.v04 36K 34K
scsi_aac.v00 180K 178K
scsi_adp.v00 452K 450K
scsi_aic.v00 296K 292K
scsi_bnx.v00 284K 280K
scsi_bnx.v01 204K 203K
scsi_fni.v00 244K 242K
scsi_hps.v00 212K 211K
scsi_ips.v00 108K 106K
scsi_isc.v00 44K 42K
scsi_lib.v00 212K 211K
scsi_meg.v00 100K 99K
scsi_meg.v01 176K 173K
scsi_meg.v02 96K 93K
scsi_mpt.v00 460K 459K
scsi_mpt.v01 504K 501K
scsi_mpt.v02 432K 429K
scsi_qla.v00 292K 289K
sfvmk.v00 604K 602K
shim_isc.v00 16K 15K
shim_isc.v01 16K 15K
shim_lib.v00 44K 43K
shim_lib.v01 44K 43K
shim_lib.v02 24K 20K
shim_lib.v03 24K 20K
shim_lib.v04 12K 9K
shim_lib.v05 12K 9K
shim_vmk.v00 220K 217K
shim_vmk.v01 232K 228K
shim_vmk.v02 236K 232K
smartpqi.v00 268K 265K
uhci_usb.v00 64K 63K
usb_stor.v00 164K 162K
usbcore_.v00 320K 318K
vmkata.v00 204K 201K
vmkfcoe.v00 936K 935K
vmkplexe.v00 48K 46K
vmkusb.v00 984K 981K
vmw_ahci.v00 280K 276K
xhci_xhc.v00 236K 235K
elx_esx_.v00 4M 4M
btldr.t00 588K 584K
esx_dvfi.v00 492K 488K
esx_ui.v00 14M 14M
esxupdt.v00 576K 572K
weaselin.t00 4M 4M
lsu_hp_h.v00 152K 149K
lsu_inte.v00 44K 41K
lsu_lsi_.v00 420K 417K
lsu_lsi_.v01 240K 237K
lsu_lsi_.v02 496K 493K
lsu_lsi_.v03 264K 260K
lsu_lsi_.v04 560K 557K
lsu_smar.v00 96K 93K
native_m.v00 820K 817K
qlnative.v00 2M 2M
rste.v00 828K 825K
vmware_e.v00 188K 186K
vsan.v00 41M 41M
vsanheal.v00 7M 7M
vsanmgmt.v00 23M 23M
xorg.v00 3M 3M
imgdb.tgz 1M 1M
state.tgz 16K 13K
-----
Ramdisk Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
root 32M 2M 29M 7% --
etc 28M 164K 27M 0% --
opt 32M 0B 32M 0% --
var 48M 348K 47M 0% --
tmp 256M 12K 255M 0% --
iofilters 32M 0B 32M 0% --
shm 1024M 0B 1024M 0% --
hostdstats 178M 1M 176M 0% --
Then my script:
esxcli network firewall ruleset set -e true -r httpClient
esxcli software profile update -p ESXi-6.7.0-20190504001-standard \
-d https://hostupdate.vmware.com/software/VUM/PRODUCTION/main/vmw-depot-index.xm
esxcli network firewall ruleset set -e false -r httpClient
With the output of:
[OSError]
[Errno 28] No space left on device
Please refer to the log file for more details.
Friends, I have a virtual machine running on standalone hypervisor operating system is 2k8r2 . Hardware of the server on which this VM is running is completely outdated. This VM host file Server means thousands of shares folder and bulk no. of permissions. Now I need to migrate this file server to new hardware and demanding OS is windows 2012R2. Can we use this approach to simply copy the Virtual Hard disk from 2K8R2 VM and attach to 2K12R2 VM. Is it possible, if yes how much it's safe from data perspective, no issue with shared folders and ACL's.
What is your approach to achieve this task with zero loss? Please suggest.
If that is the case, then we might need to check the logs further....Alternatively we can try with offline bundle but there is something wrong we need to check the logs....
Dear community
Good evening.
I have created a BP which uses an image component profile based on Ubuntu 18.04 template; any deployment that I have tried so far fails.
Following a lot of troubleshooting it looks like that the correct IP settings aren't configured towards the guest customization process of the OS, so underlying vRO workflows don't execute, thus deployment fails.
Any ideas here? Has anyone managed to create a BP based on Ubuntu 18.04?
I suspect that the issue is related with the netplan...
All my ESXi hosts are on 6.5U2, vCenter server is 6.5.0f, using vRA 7.5
Thanks in advance for any help.
Tasos
Can vCentre 6.7 server be used to implement VM encryption on hosts managed by ESXi 6.0, or does vm encryption require ESXi 6.5/6.7?
Please advise.
Thanks - looking at /var/log/esxcli.log shows the following when I run my script:
[2019-05-21 21:09:12,561 root ERROR] update failed: [OSError]
[Errno 28] No space left on device
Please refer to the log file for more details.
Which log files do I need to show output for?
Many thanks,
I faced this issue in 6.5 . Support team suggested this is due to internal memory like ramdisk, vmkernel of said ESXi is going low. This was marked as a known issue & the fix was to update environment to 6.5 U3. Please check with support that is it same with 6.7 and do they have released any update for 6.7 if this is the same issue.
Run df -h and check if any of the vfat partitions is consumed more than 80%.
I'm pretty sure you are hitting a VMware customization issue. We had to work around this at one point from what I remember. First thing I'd make sure you have the most recent version of the VMware open tools installed in the image. If you already do or try and it doesn't work you may end up needing to work around. I'm not sure what your workflows are doing but you should still be able to run commands within the guest os. It sounds like you are running commands via ssh or some other method dependent on the networking being up. I think in our workaround we actually updated the network configuration and restarted the networking. You should be able to easily do this with an event subscription.
So, try a manual deployment/customization, straight from vCenter and see if that works. If not you can try my suggestions above and you may need to open a support case with VMware. If you can manually deploy one using the same customization spec you've specified within vRA then that would be odd to me.
Paul
[root@esxitest:/tmp] df -h
Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
VMFS-6 32.5G 1.4G 31.1G 4% /vmfs/volumes/datastore1
VMFS-6 79.8G 2.4G 77.3G 3% /vmfs/volumes/ds2
vfat 285.8M 172.9M 112.9M 60% /vmfs/volumes/5ce41e5c-b2cd1ee0-7b68-000c2960ad26
vfat 249.7M 146.5M 103.2M 59% /vmfs/volumes/2d5fea76-f0014a6b-1e7d-636fe7ef1424
vfat 4.0G 6.5M 4.0G 0% /vmfs/volumes/5ce41e62-c0ea6dfa-e983-000c2960ad26
vfat 249.7M 4.0K 249.7M 0% /vmfs/volumes/b8ab5a72-a0c2efc7-d351-7b65303bdf66
VM encryption requires ESXi 6.5 at a minimum. It is not simply a vCenter-only technology.
I am having the same problem .. after I install Virtual box