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Hello, below is the problem we have...
- Sername: VMwareUTIL
- o/s: w2k8.R2.SP1
- vCPU: 2
- RAM: 8GB
- Platform: virtual machine
- Apps: NetApp VSC 2.1
- Apps: VMware Update Manager 4.1
NetApp VSC service runs under LOCAL SYSTEM.
- Servername: VMwarevCenter
- o/s: w2k8.R2.SP1
- vCPU: 2
- RAM: 8GB
- Platform: virtual machine
- Apps: vCenter 4.1
Up until last Saturday the vCenter VM was running with w2k3.R2.SP2. Everything was working fine.
We upgraded \ replaced the w2k3.R2.SP2 vCenter server with w2k8.R2.SP1. Everything worked for a few days then when we rebooted the VMwareUTIL VM.
Now the NetApp VSC JAVA process takes all the resources and kills the VMwareUTIL VM. We see almost 100 % CPU and RAM and have trouble enabling the NetApp VSC plugin.
Anyone seen anything like this?
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Hi and welcome to the Community!
Yes, I've seen exactly the same behaviour in a lab environment on w2k8 server. Quite often I had to kill the offending process via task manager & then everything worked fine again.
VSC 2.1.1 is out - maybe it is worth checking whether it fixes the problem?
Regards,
Radek
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Thanks Radek. Just waiting on NetApp support calling us back.
I haven't tried to upgrade to VSC 2.1.1 yet. Will discuss that with the tech and let you know
