Error while starting VM
I am unable to start a VM error states:
Could not start VMX: Out of Memory. An error was received from the ESX host while powering on VM xxxxx.
Heap globalCartel-1 already at its maximum size of 7869288. Cannot expand.
How can I resolve this please.
ESXi host is 5.5 and has enough memory.
Could not start VMX: Out of Memory. An error was received from the ESX host while powering on VM xxxxx.
Heap globalCartel-1 already at its maximum size of 7869288. Cannot expand.
How can I resolve this please.
ESXi host is 5.5 and has enough memory.
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Okay, so you have a HP Server, and your Build/version of ESXi 5,5 is ?
UPDATE HOST SOFTWARE!
and WARNING..... you need to ensure you update to vCenter Server 5,5 U3 FIRST!
Restart host there is no workaround for that, that's why we have vMotion, DRS, VMware HA etc
UPDATE HOST SOFTWARE!
and WARNING..... you need to ensure you update to vCenter Server 5,5 U3 FIRST!
Restart host there is no workaround for that, that's why we have vMotion, DRS, VMware HA etc
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I have made the changes but cannot restart the host immediately since it is NOT in a clustered environment. I was wondering if there was any easy way to do it without restarting the host.
I guess it is the bug.
VM = Suse Linux Ent 11
Host: ESXI 5.5
Model: HP ProLiant BL 460c Gen8