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Unable to assign a profile to a Domain Group
If the profile is not the same configuration as the VC Domain Group, then you might not be able
to assign the profile to the VC Domain Group. To resolve this, verify that the profile meets the
requirements for the intended VC Domain Group. See the
for additional troubleshooting information.
VC Domain reports Configuration Mismatch status
If the VCEM data does not match the data from the VC Domain, then a configuration mismatch is
reported. This can happen when the external manager lock is suspended and then the VC Domain
is modified, or VC modules are added or removed from the rear-enclosure interconnect bays.
To correct this issue, see the
for information
on resynchronizing a VC Domain with a configuration mismatch.
VC Domain reports Expired License status
If a VC Domain indicates Expired License status, perform the following steps:
1.
License the enclosure with a Flexible Quantity License (FQL) VCEM license. For information
on purchasing licenses, see the VCEM QuickSpecs at
.
2.
Click the VC Domain tab.
3.
Select the VC Domain, and then click License.
4.
Click Add Key.
5.
Enter a valid FQL license key, and then click OK.
6.
Click Apply License.
7.
Perform the operation again.
Error on database operation occurs
Errors can occur during database operations if:
•
VCEM tables are missing from the database (database administrator deleted some VCEM
tables).
•
If the transaction log overflows or the database runs out of space.
•
Systems Insight Manager database is not running. To resolve this situation:
1.
If VCEM tables are missing, then you must restore the VCEM database from a backup.
For more information, see Backing up and restoring HP Systems Insight Manager data
files in a Windows environment at
or the
2.
Check the Systems Insight Manager database server status:
a.
Log on to the database server, if the database server is remote.
b.
Verify that the Microsoft SQL or MSDE service is running In the Windows taskbar.
A red status means the services have stopped.
c.
Right-click the status, and then select Start.
3.
If this issue still occurs, remove and install VCEM again.
Failed to execute VCEM operation because VC firmware not supported
If the VC firmware version you have is not supported, then VCEM operations might fail to execute.
To correct this issue, update the VC firmware to a VC firmware version supported by VCEM using
the Virtual Connect Support Utility. For more information see the
and the
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