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Showing posts with label Vmware View Administrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vmware View Administrator. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

A general system error occurred: Error deleting disk Resource temporarily unavailible

View Pool Stuck at Deleting


ISSUE: A general system error occurred: Error deleting disk Resource temporarily unavailible After selecting a pool in View and choosing to delete it the pool.  Pool gets hung up on deleting and machines are left in VCenter and on datastores.  That pool becomes grayed out and inaccessible.

Note: DO NOT MANUALLY DELETE THEM 
Deleting the pool is the recommended procedure from VMware.  Do not make any changes outside the view environment.  (like in VCenter)  For example if you rename a folder view will fail...rename it back and you should be fine, if you delete a machine the fix below won't work and you will have to contact vmware to go through the database...high risk!




ERROR in VCenter:








For our Quick fix you can try this...


FIX:
Log into view admin and on the left hand side go to desktops, find the desktops from the pool that you just deleted and highlight and delete again.  Give it some time but you should see the actions in your VCenter.  You can assist view and power them down in VCenter but it should do it on it's own.  If this doesn't work call VMware.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

VMware.Sim.Fault.VcDatastoreInaccessibleFault

Error Message:
Automated Pool Error: View Composer Fault: VMware.Sim.Fault.VcDatastoreInaccessibleFault

Issue: When setting up a linked-clone pool you get this error when creating the replica






There are new ESX hosts in the cluster don't have access to all the LUNs

Note that this also happens even if this new host is in maintenance mode.

Resolution:"The solution is to move the host out of the cluster until it can see all the needed datastores."
http://vmfaq.com/entry/80/

Seems like View ignores or doesn't recognise that hosts are in Maintenance mode

All I did was create a temporary cluster and drag and dropped my new esx hosts into it and then I was able to create my replica disk.