Check your iSCSI configuration to Ensure that the server %VMHostName; can connect to the iSCSI target Virtual machine %VMName; is placed on. If you have recently changed your iSCSI configuration, wait approximately 30 minutes and try the operation again. If server %VMHostName; is a virtual machine host you can manually refresh the properties by using the Refresh-VMHost cmdlet.
Check the virtual switch name and then try the operation again. For a host that is running Virtual Server, a virtual switch ...
Check the Windows Event Log on the %ServerName; server to determine the cause of the error and make corrections. Then try ...
Check your Fibre Channel zoning policy to ensure that the server %VMHostName; can recognize the LUN virtual machine %VMName; ...
Check your iSCSI configuration and verify that iSCSI subsystem %FriendlyName; is visible to virtual machine host %VMHostName;, ...
Check your iSCSI configuration to Ensure that the server %VMHostName; can connect to the iSCSI target Virtual machine %VMName; ...
Checkpoint actions can be performed only for virtual machines that are on a host. Virtual machine %VMName; is in the library. ...
Checkpoint actions on virtual machine %VMName; are unsupported because one or more hard disks are shared with other virtual ...
Checkpoint creation on virtual machine %VMName; is unsupported because the virtual machine contains virtual hard disk %FileName;, ...
Choose this option if you plan to reinstall VMM and want to resume managing virtual machines in the same host environment. ...