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Your help was appreciated. I have not had time to work on the errors but your answer sounds correct.
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Your help was appreciated. I have not had time to work on the errors but your answer sounds correct.

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We use the 3PAR disk subsystem with servers connected via Qlogic to a SAN. &nbsp;We perform nightly snapshots where the snapshot disk (target/LUN) is temporally removed (2 minutes) from Windows. &nbsp;The disk is updated and then added back to Windows. &nbsp;We use DiskPart to rescan the disks to make Windows &quot;notice&quot; the changes. &nbsp;We have the following two errors nightly in the system event log: <br />
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Source: LDMS<br />
Event ID: 3014<br />
Description: Unhandled exception, exception code=6BE.<br />
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Source: VDS Basic Provider 1.0<br />
Event ID: 1<br />
Description: Unexpected failure. Error code: 2@0101002D<br />
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Does anyone have any information on these errors?<br />

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We use the 3PAR disk subsystem with servers connected via Qlogic to a SAN.  We perform nightly snapshots where the snapshot disk (target/LUN) is temporally removed (2 minutes) from Windows.  The disk is updated and then added back to Windows.  We use DiskPart to rescan the disks to make Windows "notice" the changes.  We have the following two errors nightly in the system event log: 

Source: LDMS
Event ID: 3014
Description: Unhandled exception, exception code=6BE.

Source: VDS Basic Provider 1.0
Event ID: 1
Description: Unexpected failure. Error code: 2@0101002D

Does anyone have any information on these errors?


I need information on two disk errors (LDMS &amp; VDS) in the Windows system event log.

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I need information on two disk errors (LDMS &amp; VDS) in the Windows system event log.

I need information on two disk errors (LDMS & VDS) in the Windows system event log.