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2nd PVS VMWare Maschine not booting


Marc Graeber

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We are also facing this issue. Here is what we have discovered so far:

vDisk = Server 2019 + CVAD/TD 2311
 

PVS Server = 2019 + PVS 2311

Running on VMWare ESXi host 8.0, when we create the target devices from a template that has VM compatibility 7.0 everything works without issue. If we then upgrade that VM compatibility to version 8.0 PXE boot breaks. We currently have a ticket open with VMWare to investigate this, some investigation has revealed the ethernet0.pciSlotNumber is being changed from value "192" (Compat 7) to "33" (Once upgraded to Compat 8).

Even if manually changed back the same issue persists with "Attempting to set IP address ..."

Edited by Ryan Swanepoel1709159576
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On 5/1/2024 at 6:31 AM, Ryan Swanepoel1709159576 said:

Running on VMWare ESXi host 8.0, when we create the target devices from a template that has VM compatibility 7.0 everything works without issue. If we then upgrade that VM compatibility to version 8.0 PXE boot breaks. We currently have a ticket open with VMWare to investigate this, some investigation has revealed the ethernet0.pciSlotNumber is being changed from value "192" (Compat 7) to "33" (Once upgraded to Compat 8).

By upgrading the VM you are changing the network, PVS can not survive a network change to the streaming NIC,   The image is created such that the NIC is avalaible at boot time, if that changes the target will not boot since PnP service is not started when the new NIC has to be loaded to stream the OS.  The above is a change to the hardware

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