Do you have any idea to help me?

Thanks in advanced.

JUAN RAMÓN

Thanks for letting me know. I’ve looked into it and it appears that it is McAfee being a little over enthusiastic.

Thanks again,

Simon

Mcafee is detecting a trojan when I access this link: http://www.techhead.co.uk/useful-basic-vmware-esx-commands-1-how-to-shutdown-or-restart-esx

Detected as JS/Exploit-Packed.c

Not sure whether it is a false-positive

You might want to check.

Cheers

The message “Insufficient resources to satisfy HA failover level on cluster.” means that one or more likely both of your hosts in the cluster have sufficient resource to accomodate all of the running VMs in the cluster. This is almost always down to insufficient memory to accomodate all of the VMs running on a single or remaining (depending on how many ESX/ESXi hosts there are in the cluster) host(s).

If you did reboot one of your ESX/ESXi hosts then according to the error message the remaining host’s resources cannot satisfy the requirement to also run the VMs from the failed host.

If this is a lab environment then one option is to turn of the HA resource checking option. To do this right mouse click on the ‘Cluster’ within vCenter server and select ‘Edit Settings’. Next click on ‘VMware HA’ and within the ‘Admission Control’ section – select ‘Disable: Power on VMs that violate availability constraints’. Then press ‘Ok’ to exit out.

Now HA will not check to see whether sufficient resources (eg: host memory) is available. If lack of memory is an issue, expect plenty of disk caching to happen when HA kicks in due to a failed or offline host.

Hope I understood your questions correctly and that this helps.

Cheers,

Simon

I am receiving the following error:

“Insufficient resources to satisfy HA failover level on cluster.”

I have two ESX hosts with errors. Would rebooting 1 or both of my hosts affect my VM’s and would my HA failover commence if this is done?

Thanks in advance.