Hi
I have a ESX 3i 3.5 U4 cluster which has 5 hosts. This situation had occurred few times(around 5 times). The situation is like this...the hosts goes to Not responding state, but the host is pingable. Surprisingly, all my VM's would not be reachable on Network. It gives a request timed out.
I cannot login to the host via VI Client(I was able to login couple of times, Please refer the below attached screenshot which i took when i logged in. It had an event related to USB time out). Then, I tried restarting the management services by pressing F2 in the console screen. It didn't come up properly. I waited for around 5-10mins.
Then, i logged into the unsupported mode and did a services.sh restart. It restarted many services. Now, everything seems to be normal.
I'm not sure whether the issue is on USB or something else. I contacted DELL and they are still investigating.
Can someone help me in narrowing down the issue and get a issue sorted out permanently.
Cheers
Hello ESXi35, nice nick!
First, this issue ocurrs in all your ESX? or only in one?
I recommend you that collects all the support logs with the vcenter and check one by one vmkernel to see the critical and warning events.
Are you using the OS in a pendrive?
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Hi
Cannot generate log from VC when it is not responding. Also, I did try to get vm-support logs from unsupported mode. But no luck.
I'm facing the similar issue in almost all the 5 servers.
Cheers
Did you try reinstall one of them? Did you have the same situation if you reinstall?
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Diego Quintana,
A new message was posted in the thread "ESX 3i U4 - Goes to Not Responding State":
http://communities.vmware.com/message/1564606#1564606
Author : ESXi35
Profile : http://communities.vmware.com/people/ESXi35
Message:
Make sure the DNS configuration/resolution works and all hosts as well as the Virtual Center server are set up correctly.
Also take a look at KB1008030 - Verifying the VirtualCenter Managed IP Address and double check the managed IP address.
André
It is certainly not a DNS issue. As i have another cluster with 3.5 u3 which works perfectly without any issues.