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April 8th, 2013 16:00
Message:Virtual machine is powered ON from a suspended or a powered off state
Hello,
I have OME 1.1.1 installed and SNMP traps setup to receive alerts from two 5.1 ESXi Host machines. I also use Veeam to backup the the VMs on the host machines.
I continue to receive the following messages every night during backup:
Message:Virtual machine is powered ON from a suspended or a powered off state
Message:Virtual machine detects a loss in guest heartbeat
I have read that during the backup process Snapshots are used and perhaps is the reason why the disconnect? Is there a way to increase the timeout on the heartbeat?
-Scott
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DELL-Rob C
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April 9th, 2013 08:00
Hi Scott.
I'm not really sure about this one. Of course, you can right-click on the alert to ignore, or create an ignore filter for the evening hours when these come in. But probably the best route is to check on a VMware forum for a way to kick up the timeout as you suggest. Not sure of how you do this on the VMware side.
Thanks,
Rob
tdubb123
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June 19th, 2014 14:00
any solution to this? The ome alerts is happening every minute on a vms i have on the same host. I tried restarting thevm, reinstall vmware tools and same thing
Severity:Warning, Message:Virtual machine detects a loss in guest heartbeat
DELL-Rob C
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June 19th, 2014 14:00
Hi there,
Did this just start happening in OME? Or is it a new OME install?
I can't recall for sure, but I thought I'd see someone ask about this before and it is a ESX generated heartbeat that can be turned off from ESX.
Did you try right-click ignore on the alert in the OME console? Not sure if this meets your needs.
But again, I thought it is an ESX setting for send out heartbeat alerts on the VMs.
Rob