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Quite normal for a VMware VM - do your time events match backups and snapshots ?<br />
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Do your VMs have any corruption or have failed ?
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Quite normal for a VMware VM - do your time events match backups and snapshots ?

Do your VMs have any corruption or have failed ?

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no corruption no failure. im actually in the middle of checking snapshots/backups. I will let you know soon. I assume this log would be due to those running.
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no corruption no failure. im actually in the middle of checking snapshots/backups. I will let you know soon. I assume this log would be due to those running.

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ok. yes these exactly time up with when my backup kicks off
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ok. yes these exactly time up with when my backup kicks off

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VMware 2008 Server throwing the system failed to flush data to the transaction log corruption may occur. Disks are on a SAN for my VMs. Not sure what to think of this log.
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VMware 2008 Server throwing the system failed to flush data to the transaction log corruption may occur. Disks are on a SAN for my VMs. Not sure what to think of this log.

VMware NTFS Event Log

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