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Troubleshooting the migration compatibility error: The vMotion interface is not configured (or is misconfigured) on the destination host (1003827)

Last Updated: 2/9/2021Categories: TroubleshootingTotal Views: 109474Language:
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Symptoms

When performing a vMotion migration, you see the compatibility error:

Unable to migrate from source_server to destination_server: The vMotion interface is not configured (or is misconfigured) on the destination host 'destination_server'.

Cause

vMotion is not configured on source or destination esxi server.

Resolution

This error occurs when a host has not been properly configured for vMotion.

To vMotion between ESXi , a VMkernel port with a unique IP address is required on each of the ESXi host systems. If this port group has not been configured or has been configured with a duplicate or with different subnet IP address, this error occurs.

To workaround this issue, check the configuration of the VMkernel port that is being used for vMotion.

To check the configuration of the VMkernel port:

Log in to the vCenter server using webclient / HTML client as an administrator or equivalent credentials

Select the ESXi from the inventory.

Click the Configuration tab.

Click the Networking link and select vmkernel adapters

Click the Properties link. or select here for more information.

Select the portgroup noted above. Ensure that it has an appropriate IP address assigned and that vMotion is enabled on the portgroup.

Additionally you can enable vMotion option on management network to test. If you have the proper license applied to your environment, you can perform reliable migrations between hosts that are separated by high network round-trip latency times. The maximum supported network round-trip time for vMotion migrations is 150 milliseconds. This round-trip time lets you migrate virtual machines to another geographical location at a longer distance.

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移行の互換性のエラー「ターゲット ホスト上の VMotion インターフェイスは、構成されていません（または、不正に構成されています）」のトラブルシューティング
对迁移兼容性错误进行故障排除：目标主机上未配置 VMotion 接口 (或配置错误) (The VMotion interface is not configured (or is misconfigured) on the destination host)

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