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I am guessing now that there is a CPU incompatability which is really going to tick me off - it's a long story. If possible, use a cluster with Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) enabled see KB article 1003212.ĬPUID details: incompatibility at level 0x1 register 'ecx'. * AES instructions (AES-NI) (see KB 1034926) * Carryless multiply (PCLMULQDQ) (see KB 1034926) The virtual machine requires hardware features that are unsupported or disabled on the target host: VMotion from an HP D元80G6 ( CPUs) to an HP D元80p G8 ( CPUs)
To be complete, I suppose I should have posted more information about what I was attempting. Thanks Suman_1978, I have already checked out those articles (or ones similar to them) and came to the same conclusion - that AES is enabled by default and that there is no option to enable/disable it. Was the post useful? Click on the white KUDOS! Star. VMotion CPU compatibility requirements for Intel processors (1991) VMotion CPU Compatibility Requirements for AMD Processors (1992) Take a look at these articles from VMware for processor compatibility. So its enabled by default and there is no option in the BIOS to manually disable to enable AES. It is recommended that customers using hypervisor-based workload migration tools update their systems to this revision of the System ROM or later.īy the statement "Enabled Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) instructions" what I am 'guessing' is that AES is enabled where in the older BIOS version it was disabled. Hypervisor-based workload migration tools (such as VMware's VMotion Live Migration) may not be able to migrate workloads from systems that have AES disabled (with the System ROM) to systems that have AES enabled (with all later revisions of the System ROM). Applications written to take advantage of AES will either run slower than if AES was enabled or such applications may fail to run.
AES was disabled with the System ROM revision. HPE Blog, Austria, Germany & SwitzerlandĮnabled Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) instructions.
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