Azure VM to ESXi Conversion fails with disk out of bounds error

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billfinch1118
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Thu Nov 21, 2024 2:50 pm

Hello,

I am running version 9.0.1.554 and am getting an error when trying to convert an Azure VM to ESXi.

The error is ERROR: VMwareFile::Write: m_VixDiskLib_Write is fail - 16007, You have requested access to an area of the virtual disk that is out of bounds

This happens while converting the first of the disks and trying to write it to the VMWare data store.
Bill Finch
Senior Database Manager
Kelly Integral Solutions, a Kelly Benefits Company
billfinch1118
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Thu Nov 21, 2024 3:22 pm

Here are my logs for the error, any feedback or assistance would be great!

ERROR: VMwareFile::Write: m_VixDiskLib_Write is fail - 16007, You have requested access to an area of the virtual disk that is out of bounds
ERROR: CPPConverting::ConvertImage: Write 4
INFO: ESXVmdk::ParseFile: sFilename - [SPPURE01-Prod-DS-02] G8Copy-001/G8Copy-001_disk1_aa27d3206b8b44cb9c5d6ff7eccd46af.vmdk
INFO: ESXVmdk::ParseFile: m_cvmxSpec - moref=vm-879223
INFO: ESXVmdk::ParseFile: Close disk
INFO: ESXVmdk::ParseFile: Disconnect
INFO: ESXVmdk::ParseFile: sslThumbprint - 3C:34:71:B9:8F:03:B5:61:EF:E7:46:4E:66:A8:10:38:B4:4F:1C:71
yaroslav (staff)
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Thu Nov 21, 2024 3:27 pm

Could you please tell me more about the disk type that you use?
yaroslav (staff)
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Thu Nov 21, 2024 3:57 pm

Hi,

To me, it looks like the disk has a snapshot on it. Could you please merge it?
billfinch1118
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Thu Nov 21, 2024 4:46 pm

Hello Yaroslav,

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "merge the disk" . Can you elaborate? These disks on the machine were created from snapshots of another machine's disks, but I'm not sure how to do what you are asking.

Thanks,

Bill
Bill Finch
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Kelly Integral Solutions, a Kelly Benefits Company
yaroslav (staff)
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Thu Nov 21, 2024 5:00 pm

I think the reason for the failure is that the VM has a snapshot on it. Try merging the snapshots.
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