Hello Nguyen,
Thank you for your question and for reaching out with your question today.
The error message you provided suggests that there is an issue with allocating Virtual Machine Queues (VMQ) for the network adapters on your Hyper-V cluster. VMQ is a feature that allows network traffic to be distributed across multiple processors, improving network performance.
Based on the information you provided, it seems that you have already configured VMQ settings for your network adapters using the Set-NetAdapterVmq
cmdlet. However, the error indicates that the requested operation to set the VMQ affinity processor for the NIC failed.
To troubleshoot this issue, you can try the following steps:
- Verify NIC compatibility: Ensure that the network adapters used in your Hyper-V cluster support VMQ. Check the hardware compatibility list (HCL) for Windows Server 2022 and verify that the NICs are listed as compatible.
- Update NIC drivers: Make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your network adapters. Check the manufacturer's website for updated drivers specifically designed for Windows Server 2022.
- Check VMQ support: Confirm that VMQ is enabled in the firmware settings (BIOS/UEFI) of the physical servers hosting the Hyper-V cluster. Refer to the server manufacturer's documentation for instructions on enabling VMQ.
- Verify processor compatibility: Ensure that the processors used in your servers support VMQ and have the necessary virtualization extensions enabled (e.g., Intel VT-x or AMD-V). Check the processor specifications and consult the server manufacturer's documentation for details.
- Adjust VMQ settings: Try adjusting the VMQ settings for your network adapters. You can experiment with different BaseProcessorNumber and MaxProcessors values to find a configuration that works. For example, you can set the BaseProcessorNumber to 0 and MaxProcessors to 4 for each adapter, and then gradually increase the MaxProcessors value if needed.
- Validate Hyper-V configuration: Run the "Validate a Configuration" wizard in the Failover Cluster Manager to check for any misconfigurations or issues related to the Hyper-V cluster. The wizard can help identify potential problems and provide recommendations for resolution.
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