I recently deployed a new UCS blade, and I was greeted with the error:
"configuration failed due to compute-unavailable,insufficient resources"
Since it was just a copy of another service profile template with different vNIC settings - I knew there was no changes otherwise. I simply disassociated the profile, waited for the blade to become available again, and reapplied the service profile...and voila! The error cleared itself and the blade became available.
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Our issue was UCS is at 2.0(1q) and the blades have a 1280 vic adapter, the 1280 requires minimum of 2.0(2) code.
ReplyDeleteWe rolled back to 2.0(1q) and are planning an upgrade this weekend.