HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 197)

4. The VC domain group is deleted (verify via VCEM)
If a blade is not expected to ever be available again for provisioning, it can be moved to another
server pool created especially for unavailable servers (IO contains the built-in Maintenance pool).
Moving servers to the Maintenance pool always deactivates the servers
Moving servers to the Maintenance pool always deactivates the servers. Issue
When a server is moved to the Maintenance pool, that resource is deactivated. A warning displays
stating that services reserving the server for future use will be canceled, and current logical servers
using the resource will be deactivated. Possible cause
When moving a server to the Maintenance pool, attach a note to the server that indicates why the
server was moved to maintenance. Action
Memory resources allocated to a virtual machine host are not available after using
the Deactivate servers operation
The memory resources allocated to a virtual machine host are not available after using the Deactivate
servers operation. Issue
When virtual infrastructures or individual servers are deactivated, infrastructure orchestration does
not recognize the memory previously allocated to the logical servers as available to allocate to
other virtual machines. Possible cause
— Action
Step in the Request Details fails
A step in the Request Details is shown as having failed. Issue
When executing a request, infrastructure orchestration might report the failure of one or more steps
on the Request Details page. After such an error occurs, infrastructure orchestration attempts to Possible cause
recover by retrying the tasks or re-allocating the resources. During a recovery allocation process,
infrastructure orchestration uses the server pools selected in the initial request. If a step fails too
many times, the whole request fails.
Configure the number of retries in the ..\Program Files\HP\Matrix infrastructure
orchestration\conf\hpio.properties
file.
Action
Request continues to process after being canceled
A request continues to process after being canceled. Issue
Current task in progress. Possible cause
When a request is canceled, infrastructure orchestration has to allow the ongoing tasks in the
managed environment to complete. No new tasks are started, however all in progress tasks must
complete before the request can be canceled. Action
Microsoft SCVMM templates do not appear in the Software tab
SCVMM templates do not appear on the Software tab. Issue
— Cause
Action 1. In the SCVMM server, open the powershell command prompt for virtual machine management
2. Enter the following commands:
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