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Virtual Server 2005 R2 crashes -machines then can"t connect to net

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 06/26/2009
From: shane
Message:

I'm having a issue with Virtual Server 2005 R2 crashing the past week or so
about once a day. The problem is once I restore the saved virtual machines
or even disregard the virtual machines saved state they can not connect to
the network because the virtual server states the following:

"The virtual machine "stega1 (Chris G)" cannot connect virtual network
adapter 1 because another virtual machine with the MAC address
00:03:FF:55:E0:32 is already running. This virtual network adapter will be
left disconnected."

I have tried restarting the virtual server service and the virtual machine.
The only way I can fix this is by going into the Virtual Sever web interface
and deleting the network card and then add a new network card.

I then today did a system restore on the virtual machine today but I don't
think that will help. Here is the log file from the Virtual server crash.

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name = Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1
Version = 1.1.603.0 EE R2 SP1
Build = ENT_VOLUME
Timestamp (date/time) = Wed Jun 24 21:00:58 2009
Timestamp (microseconds) = 42956779521.500000

HOST INFORMATION

Host OS Name = Windows Server? 2003, Enterprise Edition
Host OS Version = 5.2.3790
Host OS Service Pack = Service Pack 2
CPU Manufactuer = Intel Pentium III class
CPU Architecture = x86
CPU Version = x86 F6 M7 S6
Logical CPUs = 8
Physical CPUs = 2
CPU Speed = 2.3 GHz
Host Memory = 8187 MB
Memory Available = 6863 MB
Processor Affinity for Virtual Machines = 0x000000FF

EXCEPTION RECORD

Exception Code = 0xC0000005
Exception Flags = 0x00000000
ExceptionAddress = 0x005B62E1
Additional Exception Information:
0x00000000
0x00000014

CONTEXT INFORMATION

EAX = 0x00000000
EBX = 0x00000000
ECX = 0x00000000
EDX = 0x0234F734
ESI = 0x030D1524
EDI = 0x00000010
EBP = 0x0234F6D8
ESP = 0x0234F6C0
EIP = 0x005B62E1
EFlags = 0x00010246

STACK CONTENTS

0234F6C0: 030D13A8 030D13A8 00DABF00 00000000
0234F6D0: 00000000 00000000 0234F714 0049CF19
0234F6E0: 00000010 00DAD280 0234F714 0049D1AE
0234F6F0: C8B27672 00D3640C 00DAD280 00DABFC8
0234F700: 00D3640C 0234F6F0 0234F758 005E5930
0234F710: 00000000 0234F738 0049BAA8 00DABFC8
0234F720: 00D3640C 0234F734 00DAD280 0234F784
0234F730: 00D420E0 00000000 00DABFC8 0051585D
0234F740: 00DABFC8 00D3640C C8B2762A 0234F79C
0234F750: 0234F784 0234F7E8 0234F7DC 005F1928
0234F760: FFFFFFFF 005157AB 00DABFC8 C8B2768E
0234F770: 00D3640C 030CD5D0 00D3640C 00DAC9E0
0234F780: 0234F7A8 00D42124 00D41370 00D42110
0234F790: 0234F701 00D3640C 00DAC9E0 00D42124
0234F7A0: 00D41370 00000000 0050EE21 00D3640C
0234F7B0: 0000002A 0050EE84 C8B2768A 00DAC9E0

STACK FRAME

Frame 0:
Program Counter: 0x005B62E1
Return Address: 0x0049CF19
Frame Pointer: 0x0234F6D8
Parameter 1: 0x00000010
Parameter 2: 0x00DAD280
Parameter 3: 0x0234F714
Parameter 4: 0x0049D1AE

Frame 1:
Program Counter: 0x0049CF19
Return Address: 0x0049BAA8
Frame Pointer: 0x0234F714
Parameter 1: 0x00DABFC8
Parameter 2: 0x00D3640C
Parameter 3: 0x0234F734
Parameter 4: 0x00DAD280

Frame 2:
Program Counter: 0x0049BAA8
Return Address: 0x0051585D
Frame Pointer: 0x0234F738
Parameter 1: 0x00DABFC8
Parameter 2: 0x00D3640C
Parameter 3: 0xC8B2762A
Parameter 4: 0x0234F79C

Frame 3:
Program Counter: 0x0051585D
Return Address: 0x030CD5D0
Frame Pointer: 0x00DABFC8
Parameter 1: 0x55FF0300
Parameter 2: 0x006132E0
Parameter 3: 0x00000003
Parameter 4: 0x00640065

Frame 4:
Program Counter: 0x030CD5D0
Return Address: 0x00000004
Frame Pointer: 0x00D420E0
Parameter 1: 0x00D48090
Parameter 2: 0x4106865E
Parameter 3: 0x2A4A9E9F
Parameter 4: 0x7A4F8BAA

CRASHED THREAD INFO:

mThreadLastResortIdentity = VM Main Processor (stega1 (Chris G))
VPCEventThread

TimeOutDuration = 0
EventGroup - IsAutoReset = 1
EventGroup - EventCount = 5

VPCMAINVIRTUALMACHINETHREAD

mVMProcessorPhase = 1
mVMProcessorReserveGoal = 0.000000
mVMProcessorCapGoal = 100.000000
mVMProcessorComputeRatioTime = 42953142458.700005
mVMCappedExecutionEndTime = 0.000000
mVMReservedExecutionDuration = 0.000000
mVMNominalExecutionDuration = 50000.000000
mVMCappedExecutionDuration = 0.000000
mVMExecutionDuration = 50000.000000
mVMPriority = 1
mVMLastRunTime = 0.000000
mVMLastSampleTime = 42952142459.800003
mVMAverageUtilization = 0.000000
VPCVIRTUALMACHINE OBJECT

mInitialized = 1
mTearingDown = 0
mInitializingCount = 0
mSuspended = 0
mActivated = 1
mDeviceCount = 31
mInitializationLevel = 31
mVMState = 1
mScheduledAction = 0
mPowerDownType = 0
mPowerUpType = 0
mWasRestoredFromSavedState = 1
mSuspendReason = = 0x0
mVMID = 0
mConfigID = 1
mConfigGUID = {13A7CBA3-E7AD-411B-A483-5941FA9770E6}
mMergeAction = 0
mVMNumberGuestProcessors = 1

END CRASHED THREAD INFO

VPCVIRTUALMACHINE OBJECT

mInitialized = 1
mTearingDown = 0
mInitializingCount = 0
mSuspended = 0
mActivated = 1
mDeviceCount = 31
mInitializationLevel = 31
mVMState = 1
mScheduledAction = 0
mPowerDownType = 0
mPowerUpType = 0
mWasRestoredFromSavedState = 1
mSuspendReason = = 0x0
mVMID = 0
mConfigID = 1
mConfigGUID = {13A7CBA3-E7AD-411B-A483-5941FA9770E6}
mMergeAction = 0
mVMNumberGuestProcessors = 1

VM not powered up. Device uninitialized

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Structured exception occurred inside a VM or attached thread.
VMID of crashed VM = 0
Name of crashed VM = stega1 (Chris G)

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