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Hello everyone,

First let me apologize for the length of this post. I am new to the forums and have caught the VMWare "BUG"! I am preparing for my VCP test in December. I am going through the blueprint and working on HA and running into a weird issue. When attempting to put one host into maintenance mode I get the following alarm:

Insufficient vSphere HA failover resources

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As we all are aware this should start the vMotion process but in my case it does not. Upon further investigation of the tasks I see Unable to automatically migrate (VM) from ESXIHost1.

 

 

HomeLab Information:

ESXI Host 1:

CPU: Xeon E3-1230v2

Memory: 32GB

ESXI Host 2:

CPU: Xeon E3-1230v2

Memory: 32GB

Storage:

Synology 1813+ (NFS & iSCSI)

Qnap 219p (iSCSI)

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I attempted the following Admission Control Policy:

Host Failures the cluster tolerates: 1

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Define failover capacity by reserving a percentage of the cluster resources:

CPU: 50%

Memory: 70%

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With both policies I get the same error.

 

I have enough resources as I currently shutdown all VMs except for two, one on each host.

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Also there is no CPU or Memory reservations on the VMs.

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Any advise/suggestions would be appreciated as I am a bit confused as to why this shouldn’t be working.


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