I have now fixed the issue with the faulty server, a simple reboot work just fine because of a memory issue. Now when I try to migrate a virtual machine from host no.2 back to host no.1. I've got his error message about the CD/DVD driver is not accessible. See the captured screen below.
I'm browsing the Internet to find a solution. I will update this post.
Update: June 7, 2012.
I forgot to update this article, so here's the resolution.
It's a simple step.
Right click the VM machine client that you want to migrate, select "Edit Settings", select "CD/DVD drive1", and you will see Device Status on the right side. Un-check Connected and Connect at power on. See captured picture below.
Now try to migrate the VM machine to another host, and you won't see the connected device error.
Update: June 7, 2012.
I forgot to update this article, so here's the resolution.
It's a simple step.
Right click the VM machine client that you want to migrate, select "Edit Settings", select "CD/DVD drive1", and you will see Device Status on the right side. Un-check Connected and Connect at power on. See captured picture below.
Now try to migrate the VM machine to another host, and you won't see the connected device error.
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