All you command junkies out there dont make fun of me for writing this since i am only writing this to look back to when i or someone like me need to refer it. :P
check dead paths on an esxi
esxcfg-mpath -b grep | -i dead
Please try this command to test the entire snapshot chain .. This will display any errors related to snapshot ..
Vmkfstools –t0 –v10 lastsnapshot-00000n.vmdk - This command has to be issued for each hdd of the virtual machine when you have more than one hdd per VM.
or
Change directory to the VM, then issue this command .
telnet (alternative) in an esxi
nc -z <target ip> <port>
check dead paths on an esxi
esxcfg-mpath -b grep | -i dead
Please try this command to test the entire snapshot chain .. This will display any errors related to snapshot ..
Vmkfstools –t0 –v10 lastsnapshot-00000n.vmdk - This command has to be issued for each hdd of the virtual machine when you have more than one hdd per VM.
or
vmkfstools -q -v10 "your_disk.vmdk"
Try this command to display the CID , PID & parent file names for all the snapshots of a VM.. Change directory to the VM, then issue this command .
telnet (alternative) in an esxi
nc -z <target ip> <port>
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