VmFaultToleranceConfigIssueReasonForIssue_enum

VmFaultToleranceConfigIssueReasonForIssue_enum
VmFaultToleranceConfigIssueReasonForIssue_enum

Possible values:

  • haNotEnabled: HA is not enabled on the cluster

  • moreThanOneSecondary: There is already a secondary virtual machine for the primary virtual machine

  • recordReplayNotSupported:

    Deprecated as of vSphere API 6.0.

    The virtual machine does not support record/replay.

    Vm::Capability.RecordReplaySupported is false.

  • replayNotSupported:

    Deprecated as of vSphere API 6.0.

    It is not possible to turn on Fault Tolerance on this powered-on VM.

    The support for record/replay should be enabled or Fault Tolerance turned on, when this VM is powered off.

  • templateVm: The virtual machine is a template

  • multipleVCPU: The virtual machine has more than one virtual CPU

  • hostInactive: The host is not active

  • ftUnsupportedHardware: The host ftSupported flag is not set because of hardware issues

  • ftUnsupportedProduct: The host ftSupported flag is not set because of it is a VMware Server 2.0

  • missingVMotionNic: No VMotion license or VMotion nic is not configured on the host

  • missingFTLoggingNic: FT logging nic is not configured on the host

  • thinDisk: The virtual machine has thin provisioned disks

  • verifySSLCertificateFlagNotSet: The "check host certificate" flag is not set

  • hasSnapshots: The virtual machine has one or more snapshots

  • noConfig: No configuration information is available for the virtual machine

  • ftSecondaryVm: The virtual machine is a fault tolerance secondary virtual machine

  • hasLocalDisk: The virtual machine has one or more disks on local datastore

  • esxAgentVm: The virtual machine is an ESX agent VM

  • video3dEnabled: The virtual machine video device has 3D enabled

  • hasUnsupportedDisk: The virtual machine has a virtual disk with unsupported backing type

  • insufficientBandwidth: FT logging nic does not have desired bandwidth

  • hasNestedHVConfiguration: The host does not support fault tolerant VM with nested HV or VBS enabled.

  • hasVFlashConfiguration: The virtual machine has a vFlash memory device or/and disks with vFlash cache configured.

  • unsupportedProduct: VMware product installed on the host does not support fault tolerance

  • cpuHvUnsupported: Host CPU does not support hardware virtualization

  • cpuHwmmuUnsupported: Host CPU does not support hardware MMU virtualization

  • cpuHvDisabled: Host CPU is compatible for replay-based FT, but hardware virtualization has been disabled in the BIOS.

  • hasEFIFirmware: The virtual machine firmware is of type EFI

  • tooManyVCPUs: The host does not support fault tolerance virtual machines with the specified number of virtual CPUs.

  • tooMuchMemory: The host does not support fault tolerance virtual machines with the specified amount of memory.

  • unsupportedPMemHAFailOver: Virtual Machine with Pmem HA Failover is not supported

    Since: vSphere API Release 7.0.2.0

This data structure has no properties.
Enumeration: haNotEnabled, moreThanOneSecondary, recordReplayNotSupported, replayNotSupported, templateVm, multipleVCPU, hostInactive, ftUnsupportedHardware, ftUnsupportedProduct, missingVMotionNic, missingFTLoggingNic, thinDisk, verifySSLCertificateFlagNotSet, hasSnapshots, noConfig, ftSecondaryVm, hasLocalDisk, esxAgentVm, video3dEnabled, hasUnsupportedDisk, insufficientBandwidth, hasNestedHVConfiguration, hasVFlashConfiguration, unsupportedProduct, cpuHvUnsupported, cpuHwmmuUnsupported, cpuHvDisabled, hasEFIFirmware, tooManyVCPUs, tooMuchMemory, unsupportedPMemHAFailOver,