Having recently installed two new ESXi 6.0 with Update 1 servers we began to receive the below type errors from our Veeam backup infrastructure – Error: NFC storage connection is unavailable. Failed to create NFC download stream. Re: Failed to create NFC download stream Post by d117403 » Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:58 am this post i contac't the support last week on monday, but i haven't got a answare until now. Thanks for the replys! In answer to some of your questions: Yes, I am using vcenter. I know the host and vcenter can communicate. I run a backup job of this same host and it works fine, it is just the replication that fails. [Release] TagMo: Tool for creating/editing Amiibos. Page 1 of 33. Next [Release] TagMo: Tool for creating/editing Amiibos by HiddenRambler Jun 21, 2016 at 12:03 AM 362,673 Views 29 Likes. Download.xxx.bin Open failed, EACCESS Permission denied. Should this app be requesting root privilages or what else can I do from my. ESXi 6 file upload error: 'failed to log into nfc server' or 'failed to create session to with username and password with length' during upload of file to a datastore During upload of file to a ESXi 6 datastore the following errors are triggered. Veeam: failed to create NFC download stream. Publicada en septiembre 15, 2015 por Gorka Izquierdo. Buenas, Hoy hablando con Jorge de la Cruz y Jose Ramon Ramos sobre como actualizar ESXI 6.0 con el Update 1.

Snickerstream is a streaming client for Nintendo 3DS consoles. It's the first and currently only one that supports both NTR and HzMod (the two available homebrew apps for streaming) and that can also receive streams from multiple 3DS consoles to the same PC using NTR. Unlike other clients Snickerstream has been rewritten completely from scratch, allowing it to offer a ton more features with an extremely small resource footprint. Plus, most of said features are shared with both streaming apps so you can use whichever one you want while retaining all your settings!

(NOTE: As of version 1.10 HzMod support is still experimental and partially incomplete and only its latest version is supported. However game compatibility is almost flawless, only very few titles cannot be streamed using Snickerstream but can be using HorizonScreen. All of this will be gradually fixed with each newer version!)

Snickerstream's three main focuses are performance, customizability and feature-richness. If all you want to do is to set up a simple 3DS streaming environment then your usual NTR & HzMod settings are all there, or if you don't want to touch them at all you can even choose one of the built-in presets. However, if you're someone who wants to tweak every single variable and setting to get everything up and running just the way you want it to be, you'll definitely feel just at home in the advanced menu... or in the settings INI, if that's more your thing.

Don't believe me? Here are some examples of features you can expect:

• Real time screen scaling
• Sevaral interpolation modes (improves the image quality especially if the window has been scaled)
• Portable: no DLL files needed (keep in mind that kit-kat still uses DLLs, they just get extracted to a temporary directory)
• Native x64 version for better performance on 64-bit computers
• MANY screen layouts, such borderless fullscreen and separate windows for both screens
• Pop-up secondary screen for fullscreen layouts (press SPACEBAR)
• More options that will make Snickerstream work better on crappy computers or networks
• Built-in screenshot function (press S while streaming to create a screenshot)
• Built in NFC patching
• 7 different built-in remoteplay presets are available, with support for creating your own customized ones
• Automatic remoteplay init, you only need to click connect and Snickerstream will care about everything else
• Auto-disconnects if the 3DS has stopped streaming (was shutdown/rebooted/etc, can be customized or disabled)
• Built-in frame limiter (disabled by default) if you wish to have a smoother stream
• It will try allow itself through Windows Firewall if ran as admin
• Toggable automatic screen centering for all layouts
• Customizable hotkeys
• Support for multiple NTR streaming to the same PC via NTR Patching

And that's not even counting HzMod support, which offers several features that NTR does not have!

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• Supports both New and Old 3DS models
• It can stream multiple consoles to the same PC out of the box, without the need to change the ports or patching the executable
• You can change the stream's quality in real time (unlike NTR, which needs you to reboot your console in order to do that)
• It doesn't crash when soft-resetting or when you exit out of a game (shiny hunters, rejoice!)
• It works in a much cleaner and stable manner
• Better game compatibility (games that must be streamed using TARGA are currently not supported but this is caused by incomplete support in Snickerstream, not HzMod itself)
• Last but not least, it's still in development!
• The main downside is that HzMod is a bit slower when compared to NTR, but don't let that scare you off! It's usually not too big of a difference (especially if you take into account that many games run at 30FPS on the 3DS anyways) so all things considered you should definitely give HzMod a chance, especially if NTR crashes a lot or just doesn't work for you.

HzMod was made by @Sono who also helped me to add support for it in Snickerstream (thanks a lot again!) so if you enjoy it, that's who you should thank! =P

Quick tutorial, Troubleshooting & FAQ

You can find tutorials, troubleshooting instructions & FAQ on Snickerstream's GitHub wiki!

Keyboard shortcuts

ESC: Close Snickerstream. You can also close the program by right-clicking on the tray icon and selecting 'Exit'.

UP/DOWN ARROWS: Increase/Decrease scaling

LEFT/RIGHT ARROWS: Change interpolation settings

S: Take a screenshot

ENTER: Go back to the connection window

SPACEBAR: Pop up the other screen (can only be done in fullscreen modes)

S/D: Increase/Decrease streaming quality (HzMod only)

How to compile

You need AutoIt v3.3.14.4 or later to compile Snickerstream.

After you've downloaded and installed AutoIt, clone this repo to your hard drive and use Aut2Exe to compile Snickerstream.au3 to an EXE file or open it in SciTE to run the script without compiling.

Credits

Written by RattletraPM in AutoIt v3. Tested by Roman Sgarz and Silly Chip.Snickerstream uses the Direct2D and WIC UDFs written by trancexx and Eukalyptus.HzMod made by Sono, who also helped with adding HzMod support to Snickerstream.Donations aren't a necessity but they're highly appreciated! :D(Donations can be sent via

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FreeNAS iscsi, direct connect to two esxi hosts, cant get veeam to work properly.

Running esxi 6, vcenter server 6, (virtualized). FreeNAS is presenting an iscsi service to both esxi hosts each on a different subnet. I am direct connecting from FreeNAS to each esxi host, which is why the seperate subnets are needed according to everything i've read.

Freenas is listening on (40.12, 41.12).

This all works great, i can deploy VMs, vmotion and everything else. Now bring Veeam into the mix (virtualized). I created a VM Network on the same vswitch as the above iscsi/vmotion vSS (vSwitch1) to store the backups. This is presented via another iscsi share on freenas on the 40.0/24 subnet).. My problem is Veeam can only backup whatever host it has its NIC assigned to (i am assuming).

if the Veeam VM is living on esx1 that means it can only access and backup VMs which reside on that host. I am guessing its because of the seperate subnets.

What are my options here to get the veeam VM to see VMs which live on both subnets... could i move the vmkernel to a vDS?

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Veeam throws this error for any VMs which are on the 41.0/24 subnet

edit as /u/iaindings mentioned moving veeam to the 30.0/24 network and moving that switch to a vDS resolved my issues it seems. It still requires the veeam VM to be on a single host (because of the iscsi backup disk mounted in the VM), but thats fine for me for now.