- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Important information about Microsoft Windows Server 2016
- iDRAC, BIOS, system firmware, RAID controller driver versions
- Systems Management support for Microsoft Windows Server 2016
- Multilingual operating system media for Windows Server 2016
- Pre-Installed Virtual Machine
- Retrieving Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) IP address
- Operating system support matrix for Dell PowerEdge servers
- Known Issues
- Administrative template errors occur when starting local group policy editor
- I/O errors or unresponsive virtual machines
- Cluster VD errors logged during I/O operation
- Bus type of NVDIMMs displayed as Unknown
- Windows Blue Screen error while booting from iSCSI target and Intel i350 initiator
- Drivers without inbox support
- Operating system name is displayed incorrectly
- Unable to convert Windows Server Core to OS with Desktop Experience
- Unable to boot into Windows Server 2016 if Host Guardian Hyper-V Support or Device Guard is enabled on PERC H330
- When NVMe device is attached to a running VM, the device is not enumerated
- Unable to modify or create TPM password, system displays error message
- Getting help
Microsoft Windows Server 2016 for Dell PowerEdge Systems Important Information Guide
When NVMe device is attached to a running VM, the device is not enumerated
- Description:
- When NVMe device is attached to a virtual machine through Discrete Device Assignment (DDA) feature, the NVMe device is not enumerated successfully after it is hot removed and hot plugged.
- Workaround:
- Reattach the NVME device to the Virtual Machine.Perform the following steps to reattach the NVMe device to the Virtual Machine:
- Open a Power Shell with admin privileges.
- After hot plugging the device, run Get-PnpDevice to identify the device and get the location path.
- Remove the VMHost assignable device by running the following
command:
Remove-VMAssignableDevice –locationpath $locationpath –VMName “VM-Name”
$localtionpath is the location path from the step 2 and VM-Name is the name of the VM, where device was attached.
- Attach the device back to the VM by running the following
command:
Add-VMHostAssignableDevice –locationpath $locationpath –VMName “VM-Name”
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