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I'll give that a try and see what happens.
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Well, your suggestion got rid of all the errors except this one:<br />
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[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] Channel restart failed [1]<br />
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I am still seeing this error about 5 times per hour. Any thoughts?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Kent
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I guess I will just have to live with this one error. At least your suggestion got rid of the unity related errors. Thanks.
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I have a Windows Server 2008 R2 virtual machine that is running on ESXi 5.5. I am seeing the following in the Application log files:<br />
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[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] Channel restart failed [1]<br />
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[ warning] [vmusr:vmtoolsd] Failed registration of app type 2 (Signals) from plugin unity.<br />
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[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] vmware::tools::UnityPlugin<wbr />::Initiali<wbr />ze: Unable to initialize Unity update channel.<br />
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[ warning] [vmusr:unity] ToolsOnLoad: Unity Plugin failed to initialize.<br />
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[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] vmware::tools::UnityUpdate<wbr />ChannelIni<wbr />t: RpcOut_start() failed<br />
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I have already uninstalled and reinstalled VMWare Tools. Is this anything I should worry about?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Kent
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I have a Windows Server 2008 R2 virtual machine that is running on ESXi 5.5. I am seeing the following in the Application log files:

[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] Channel restart failed [1]

[ warning] [vmusr:vmtoolsd] Failed registration of app type 2 (Signals) from plugin unity.

[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] vmware::tools::UnityPlugin::Initialize: Unable to initialize Unity update channel.

[ warning] [vmusr:unity] ToolsOnLoad: Unity Plugin failed to initialize.

[ warning] [vmusr:vmusr] vmware::tools::UnityUpdateChannelInit: RpcOut_start() failed

I have already uninstalled and reinstalled VMWare Tools. Is this anything I should worry about?

Thanks
Kent

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