Hi Community,
I have an ESXi Host that suddenly froze 2 days ago without apparent reason.
See attachment for error message.
There was no hardware failure.
I had to reboot the server and the host is running normally now.
I need to find the reason of the failure.
Is there something in the error message I can go by?
What log files should I check to find a more descriptive error message?
Thank you.
Hey,
That SPP has been removed for having vulnerabilities and HPE is recommending to upgrade to SPP 2020.03.2: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=MTX_8ccab9e4b99047138c2e608f97#tab-history
I wanted to check which ilo vib comes in the HPE Custom ISO from VMware but the page is in maintenance. Also check the next drivers that are recommended for 6.7: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=MTX-6a25570f556a41b38d0b7bd72a#tab-history
Hey,
Could you please collect the dump following the next KB: VMware Knowledge Base .
From there we will be able to review what happened.
Hey Andy,
It seems that the hp-ilo driver caused the issue, if you see the log is full of these lines:
Also in the crash response you can see that is mentioning the IPMI:
Also if you read on the lines is got the backtrace of the PCPU4 which was managing the failing instructions:
And if you see below you can see that the PCPU4 was holding the IPMI process:
Could you please run from the ESXi the next command to get the driver version of hpilo: esxcli software vib install | grep ilo
Hi,
this is what I get with: esxcli software vib list | grep ilo
ilo 670.10.2.0.2-1OEM.670.0.0.7535516 HPE PartnerSupported 2020-08-06
Firmware and drivers of the ProLiant DL380 Gen10 are from SPP 2020.03.0
Hey,
That SPP has been removed for having vulnerabilities and HPE is recommending to upgrade to SPP 2020.03.2: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=MTX_8ccab9e4b99047138c2e608f97#tab-history
I wanted to check which ilo vib comes in the HPE Custom ISO from VMware but the page is in maintenance. Also check the next drivers that are recommended for 6.7: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=MTX-6a25570f556a41b38d0b7bd72a#tab-history
Ok, thank you.
I will update firmware and drivers to the latest SPP 2020.09.0 as soon as possible
Recently experiencing this same problem. Is updating the firmware and drivers fix our problem?
Hi, what is the command for querying the firmware and driver version of esxi system?