An administrator is unable to start the vCenter Server service. The vpxd.log file shows this service failure:
[13308 error ‘Default’ opID=622892-371bf717] CoreDump: Unable to write minidump [13308 error ‘Default’ opID=622892-371bf717] error -2147024784 : There is
not enough space on the disk.
What is preventing the start of the service?
A.
Insufficient space on the vCenter Server
B.
Insufficient space on the Database Server
C.
Insufficient space on the VMFS volume
D.
Insufficient space on the ESXi ramdisk
Explanation:
Explanation/Reference:
The answer is correct. Read the article below:
https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&externalId=2083927
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Correct Answer: A
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In theory, ‘B’ could also be correct if the question was specifically about vCS deployed as a VM. Otherwise, it can be a physical Windows server, in which case there’s no VMFS datastore.
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Sorry, meant to say ‘C’ could also be correct…
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The available storage on a VMFS volume (datastore) wouldn’t stop the VMware Server SERVICE from starting, it could stop the vcenter server from starting though.
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