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Server 2k19 Hyper-V VMs no longer start
Not being able to replicate the errors, I ran a search and hit the article below, which in turn jogged my memory that I have had to re-create virtual switches in the past to resolve unexpected issues at times.
I'd recommend creating a new virtual switch(es) with the same configuration as the current and try moving one of the impacted guests across to it. That provides you an easy, non-destructive way back to the old one should it be required.
Windows 2012 R2 Hyper-V event id's 20144 and 15130 (microsoft.com)
Edited:
Since I'm in guessing mode based on prior experience, I may as well quickly add this extra point.
When I've moved virtual machines from one host to another during hypervisor replacements, I've had to, on occasion, remove and re-create just the NIC(s) within the guest. I didn't look into it since it was a quick fix but I expect this probably addressed a bad GUID reference or something similar.
Cheers,
Lain
- samw5875Jun 23, 2022Copper Contributor
LainRobertson No luck here.
I removed 2 NICs from the NIC team (all 4 NICs were added).Created a new virtual switch, reassigned the NIC on the VM and tried starting it.
Same errors. 3062 for the V-Worker and 15130 for V-WMMS.I also did recreate the vSwitch using the Multiplexor Driver as it was previously configured...
Still not go.Last thing I tried was set the NIC of one of the VM to "Not Connected" and attempted to start... same error.
- LainRobertsonJun 23, 2022Silver Contributor
Yeah, fair enough.
As an aside, setting the NIC to disconnected won't do anything. You'd want to remove the NIC from the configuration and create a new one.
That's how I've resolved issued when using a plain old copy process to migrate guests from an old Hyper-V host to a new.
Again, it may not help in your case, but that's what I was referring to, not simply disconnecting the existing NIC.
For testing purposes, you could even try creating a new internal switch and hooking up a guest to that. If nothing else, that would serve to confirm there's nothing wrong with your multiplexor switch (i.e. if you still get the same error on the internal switch.)
Cheers,
Lain