Hi All,
Wonder if you anyone has seen these warning messages in ESXi 7.0.U3d :
"An application (/bin/sfcbd) running on ESXi host has crashed (xxx time(s) so far). A core file may have been created at /var/core/sfcb-vmware_bas-zdump.000."
I believe this issue was supposed to have been fixed on earlier versions of ESXi, but it doesn't seem so.
We have noticed these warning messages on Dell MX740c/750c Blades. Any input is welcome..
Thanks in advance.
Did you get this resolved? I had this recently on an MX740c and the server actually hung and was reset by the DRAC watchdog. Currently I have about 11 MX740/50c's running esxi but this is the first crash on one. I am on build 21053776 which is Feb 2023.
Hi,
For that issue, we raised a case with VMware support and they recommended us to disable one of the CIM providers, named "vmw_pci".
1. Logon to the ESXi Host .
2. List the current CIM providers by running the following command and you will find "vmw_pci" on the output list.:
esxcli system wbem provider list
You may see "vmw_pci" as Enabled = true ; Loaded = true
2. To disable "vmw_pci", run the following command :
esxcli system wbem provider set --enable false --name="vmw_pci"
3. Run the following command again to confirm the status of "vmw_pci" provider:
esxcli system wbem provider list
You may see "vmw_pci" as Enabled=false ; Loaded=false.
In our case this resolved the issue and no other imapct due to disabling "vmw_pci", was noticed.
You may want to check with VMware Support, before doing this.
Good Luck !
Thanks@virtual9999 !
I do have a ticket open with VMware but your response was much faster! Since it has been running fine previously for a while and only happened on one so far I will see what VMware says.