Domain Controller Down (VM)
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@Dashrender said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@Dashrender said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
He mentioned
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
I see ESX01 and ESX02. ESX01 has the vcenter file, which is what I am accessing to view the VM's typically but nothing else
earlier - I wonder how many hosts he has?
2 working 1 down. This was walked into
Do you have one physical box with ESXi installed or more than one?
2 separate ESXi hosts that are functional. One in each building
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@JaredBusch Must have broken the keyboard out of frustration. One of the keys wasn't working. I'm in now.
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@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch Must have broken the keyboard out of frustration. One of the keys wasn't working. I'm in now.
Use the TUI to get and show all of the IP info
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@JaredBusch said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch Must have broken the keyboard out of frustration. One of the keys wasn't working. I'm in now.
Use the TUI to get and show all of the IP info
Also, calm the f[moderated] down.
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Perhaps some helpful information
The hardware is running ESXi and has it's own IP address - what is it?
You can find out what the IP of the ESXi server is by going to the data center and looking on the screen
The VM that is the down DC has it's own IP, what is it?
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@JaredBusch said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch Must have broken the keyboard out of frustration. One of the keys wasn't working. I'm in now.
Use the TUI to get and show all of the IP info
Also, calm the f[moderated] down.
This is using the correct information, verified on the host.
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@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch Must have broken the keyboard out of frustration. One of the keys wasn't working. I'm in now.
Use the TUI to get and show all of the IP info
Also, calm the f[moderated] down.
This is using the correct information, verified on the host.
ah so now we know you were connecting to the wrong VMHost.
good. progress.Can you ping it?
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can you ping it?
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@JaredBusch No I can't
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@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch No I can't
Does the host network connection on this host have any activity lights?
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@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch No I can't
Did you verify the subnet mask on the host?
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@DustinB3403 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch No I can't
Does the host network connection on this host have any activity lights?
good call - check the network connection from that server to the switch.
try pinging it from another computer on the network.
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@DustinB3403 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch No I can't
Does the host network connection on this host have any activity lights?
Yes and they are lit up
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@Dashrender said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@DustinB3403 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch No I can't
Does the host network connection on this host have any activity lights?
good call - check the network connection from that server to the switch.
try pinging it from another computer on the network.
No, once he verifies the subnet he needs to begin testing from the ESXi host and not the rest of the network. We have likely finally found the problem.
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@wirestyle22 please confirm the subnet mask and DNS on the VMHost in questions.
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@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@DustinB3403 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch No I can't
Does the host network connection on this host have any activity lights?
Yes and they are lit up
OK so then the hypervisor hardware appears to be working. From the hypervisor console you need to check the NIC settings and make sure the netmask, gateway IP address are all accurate.
As a last step if you still can't access the system, check to make sure the switch is working. Connect a laptop to the same switch, with an IP address in the same range as the hypervisor and see if you can ping the hypervisor from that laptop.
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damn can't do pictures.
From the ESXi server console - do what JB asked - get the full Network information. You'll have to log into the ESXi console and navigate the DOS like interface to show it.
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@DustinB3403 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@DustinB3403 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@JaredBusch No I can't
Does the host network connection on this host have any activity lights?
Yes and they are lit up
OK so then the hypervisor hardware appears to be working. From the hypervisor console you need to check the NIC settings and make sure the netmask, gateway IP address are all accurate.
As a last step if you still can't access the system, check to make sure the switch is working. Connect a laptop to the same switch, with an IP address in the same range as the hypervisor and see if you can ping the hypervisor from that laptop.
This is already what he has been doing.
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@JaredBusch said in Domain Controller Down (VM):
@wirestyle22 please confirm the subnet mask and DNS on the VMHost in questions.
Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0 DNS is set to the DC that is inaccessible (primary) with the secondary set to the DC that is on but not working correctly (Secondary).
