Quantcast
Channel: VMware Communities : Popular Discussions - General Issues
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 41042

Autostart VM guest at boot fail ... (VNL_GetBridgeState call failed)

$
0
0

Hi Folks,

 

 

I experiment an issue on a 2008R2 running Vmware server 2.0.2 ...

 

 

All run fine only this little thing make me crazy !

 

The autostart of the VM Guest (currently a PFsense 2.0RC3) fail.

The only thing to do after bootup is starting the console and connect manually the interface (directly briged).

 

 

Here is what i find in the logs :

[2011-09-28 19:57:51.817 'App' 3560 info] Current working directory: C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Server
[2011-09-28 19:57:51.817 'App' 3560 info] Trying blklistsvc
[2011-09-28 19:57:51.817 'App' 3560 info] Trying cimsvc
[2011-09-28 19:57:51.817 'App' 3560 info] Trying directorysvc
[2011-09-28 19:57:51.817 'App' 3560 info] Trying hostsvc
[2011-09-28 19:57:52.784 'NetworkProvider' 3560 info] Using netmap configuration file C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Server\netmap.conf
[2011-09-28 19:57:52.784 'NetworkProvider' 3560 error] VNL_GetBridgeState call failed -- could not refresh network information

[2011-09-28 19:57:54.298 'NetworkProvider' 3560 info] Active ftp is 1
[2011-09-28 19:57:54.298 'NetworkProvider' 3560 info] Allowanyoui is 1
[2011-09-28 19:57:54.298 'NetworkProvider' 3560 info] udptimeout is 30
[2011-09-28 19:57:54.547 'Hostsvc::AutoStartManager' 3560 info] VM autostart configuration: C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Server\hostd\vmAutoStart.xml

 

 

I suspected, a problem involving a bad boot timing (i guess)

 

Any help would be appreciate,

Even a crappy bad cheat to globally delay the start of the Vmware services.

I suspect it would do the trick, letting time to native 2008 NIC interface/network service,  the time to finishing the booting process.

 

Regards,

 

Stephane


Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 41042

Trending Articles



<script src="https://jsc.adskeeper.com/r/s/rssing.com.1596347.js" async> </script>