HP Data Protector A.06.11 Integration Manual page 111

Problem
Suspend backup fails with the error "insufficient resources to satisfy failover level"
This error may occur if your ESX Server systems are configured in a high availability
cluster and one of the ESX Server systems fails. Consequently, the virtual machines
from the failed system migrate elsewhere. If you start a Suspend backup of such
virtual machines, the power-on operation at the end of the backup fails with an error
similar to the following:
[Critical] From: OB2BAR_VMWARE_BAR@gabriel.company.com
"/ClusterDatacenter"
'/vm/vmsan1': operation failed:
localizedMessage='Insufficient resources to satisfy configured
failover level for HA.';
Action
1. Open the cluster settings dialog box in the Virtual Infrastructure client and select
the option Allow virtual machines to be powered on even if they violate
availability constrains.
2. Power on the virtual machines and restart the backup (if needed).
Problem
Orphaned virtual machines
When you open the Virtual Infrastructure client while the restore session is in progress,
the virtual machines that are being restored are shaded and the note (orphaned)
is added next to them.
This happens if you back up virtual machines from a datacenter that is managed by
a VirtualCenter Server system and, then, restore the virtual machines, specifying a
different client on which to start the restore. Specifically, you change the restore
option Restore client from the VirtualCenter Server system to the ESX Server system
on which the virtual machines were running. Consequently, the restore option
Application database automatically changes to the datacenter /ha-datacenter.
As a result, during restore, the virtual machines are unregistered inside the datacenter
/ha-datacenter, but not inside the VirtualCenter Server datacenter from which
they were backed up.
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