- [102] VmPowerErr: VM 'edge1_host_11' will not be powered on due to enabled CPU power management features on the host system. Please disable CPU power management features in the host system BIOS before starting this VM.
The answer is in the KB, but this could be a sign you skipped some of the documentation and compatibility information provide by NetApp. Please make sure to read all of the Installation and Administration guide for your version of Edge. Also make sure you've used NetApp's Interoperability matrix to confirm both hardware and software versions. Links directly to those are on the pages most people skip quickly through when aiming for the software download page.
https://kb.netapp.com/support/index?page=content&id=3013687
Note: We have seen hardware vendors install custom drivers that cause problems for Edge by changing the power management settings to say something other than "Not Supported" even if you follow NetApp instructions for the bios. Our understanding in testing and conversations with VMware is that "High Performance" does not guarantee that power management is disabled. NetApp has seen problems with power management causing issues with Data ONTAP. Please contact your hardware vendor if our suggested settings do not make VMware report "not supported" for power management.
- [85] VmSerialConnectErr: ESX firewall ruleset 'remoteSerialPort' disabled
Exiting wizard due to dvadmin command failure...
The ESX firewall by default blocks virtual serial connections between VMs. This prevents the dvadmin management VM from talking to the Edge VM.
(These instructions to fix could change if VMware changes the vsphere client interface) Host -> Configuration -> Security Profile -> Firewall properties -> Check "VM serial port connected over network."
- vSphere Alert "Virtual machine cpu usage"
https://kb.netapp.com/support/index?page=content&id=2017086