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Blue Screen of death on a Citrix Server, how can I read the .dmp file?
Hello:
We have migrated to a new Citrix Farm about 1 month ago. The Servers and applications are working just fine. We have 3 Citrix Servers running Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise edition. We have these servers as virtual Servers running VMware 5.5 Update 2.
I just applied 2 windows updates on 2 of the 3 Citrix XenApp servers. One of the Citrix servers (Ctrix1) that I installed 2 Windows updates on got a Blue Screen of death about 10 minutes after I re-logged on to the server as administrator. The other Server (Citrix3) did not BSOD at all. Citrix1 has not had any problems since the BSOD; but, I would like to know why it triggered a BSOD.
I have the dump file c:\Windows\Minidump\080215 -12620-01. dmp ; but, how can I open it to view the information inside? I certainly hope no more Problems comes up; but, I still want to analyze the .dump file.
I intentionally have not instlled any updates on the Citrix2 yet.
We have migrated to a new Citrix Farm about 1 month ago. The Servers and applications are working just fine. We have 3 Citrix Servers running Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise edition. We have these servers as virtual Servers running VMware 5.5 Update 2.
I just applied 2 windows updates on 2 of the 3 Citrix XenApp servers. One of the Citrix servers (Ctrix1) that I installed 2 Windows updates on got a Blue Screen of death about 10 minutes after I re-logged on to the server as administrator. The other Server (Citrix3) did not BSOD at all. Citrix1 has not had any problems since the BSOD; but, I would like to know why it triggered a BSOD.
I have the dump file c:\Windows\Minidump\080215
I intentionally have not instlled any updates on the Citrix2 yet.
one I've seen suggested a lot is NirSoft Blue Screen View.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html
ASKER
Here is the file; but, I would like to be able to read the file myself as well. What does this .dmp file say?
I will try http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html#DownloadLinks ; but, I do not understand how to use the other website to read the .dmp file.
080215-12620-01.dmp
I will try http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html#DownloadLinks ; but, I do not understand how to use the other website to read the .dmp file.
080215-12620-01.dmp
ASKER
Any good information from that .dmp file?
Do you use Fortinet (FortiClient Realtime Anti-Virus Protection) software?
Can you upload other minidumps?
Can you upload other minidumps?
ASKER
1. Yes we do use Fortinet Anti-virus client.
2. There are no other mini-dump files.
2. There are no other mini-dump files.
Is Fortinet Anti-virus up to date?
ASKER
Yes, it updates every day and it is updated today.
ASKER
Here is the .dmp file.
071415-25584-01.dmp
071415-25584-01.dmp
No I do not mean the Antivirus definition (signatures) files. Is the Software it self up-to-date?
ASKER
I have to apologize, the 'BSOD_07142015' is for a different case, please disregard 'BSOD_07142015'.
On the Citrix1 server, no the forticlient is not the newest software version.
But all 3 Citrix servers have the same old version.
The other 2 servers have not BSOD yet and the Citrix1 server has not done that in the past couple of days(8/2/2015).
On the Citrix1 server, no the forticlient is not the newest software version.
But all 3 Citrix servers have the same old version.
The other 2 servers have not BSOD yet and the Citrix1 server has not done that in the past couple of days(8/2/2015).
ASKER
The BSD has not happened since this case was opened. Sine 8/2/2015/
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Hello everyone, my origianl question is regarding how to view a BSD .dump file.
"... have the dump file c:\Windows\Minidump\080215 -12620-01. dmp ; but, how can I open it to view the information inside? ..."
can anyone provide any direction with that question? I would like to become mote self efficient, in reading those files, than creating a new case and asking someone else to read it for me.
"... have the dump file c:\Windows\Minidump\080215
can anyone provide any direction with that question? I would like to become mote self efficient, in reading those files, than creating a new case and asking someone else to read it for me.
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How to read the small memory dump file that is created by Windows if a crash occurs:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/315263