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Yes it looks weird, i cannot SSh into the hosts, so im not sure if i can ping it.
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Yes it looks weird, i cannot SSh into the hosts, so im not sure if i can ping it.

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Okay, without being able to login to the hosts, via console (keyboard) or remotely via SSH.<br />
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Troubleshooting is very limited.
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Okay, without being able to login to the hosts, via console (keyboard) or remotely via SSH.

Troubleshooting is very limited.

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Andrew, let me see what i can do about that.
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Andrew, let me see what i can do about that.

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Hey guys,<br />
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I have a 2 node ESX environment running 4.1<br />
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Now on the first host it says the HA agent in the cluster has an error: uknown HA error<br />
The second host says: host 10.10.10.81 could not reach the isolation address 192.168.10.1
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Hey guys,

I have a 2 node ESX environment running 4.1

Now on the first host it says the HA agent in the cluster has an error: uknown HA error
The second host says: host 10.10.10.81 could not reach the isolation address 192.168.10.1

HA Error ESX 4.1

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