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Guest VM cannot ping gateway on DLR

Hi All

Guest VM cannot ping gateway on DLR.

I try to use command "show arp". The output is below.

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How I troubleshoot this problem?

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amolnjadhav
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> Check the controllers to ESX connectivity ?

   Please run the below command on ESX host. if it returns esx and controller ip address that means connectivity is fine

   esxcli network ip connection list | grep 1234

   if above command doesn't return anything then please restart netcpad service

/etc/init.d/netcpad restart

   Also look into below KB article.. it may helps you.

    https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2137011?language=en_US

    In previous comment, Screen-shot looks fine to me. I guess restarting netcpad service should resolve your issue.

Please consider marking this answer "correct" or "helpful" if you think your query have been answered correctly. Regards Amol Jadhav VCP NSXT | VCP NSXV | VCIX6-NV | VCAP-DCA | CCNA | CCNP - BSCI

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amolnjadhav
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Hi,

it difficult to provide solution with single screen-shot.

1. Can you please check VM is connected to correct logical Switch?

2. If possible please provide the screen-shot of DLR interfaces?

3. Is it test environment? It was working before??

4. Check the controllers to ESX connectivity ?

Please consider marking this answer "correct" or "helpful" if you think your query have been answered correctly. Regards Amol Jadhav VCP NSXT | VCP NSXV | VCIX6-NV | VCAP-DCA | CCNA | CCNP - BSCI
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starterss
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1. Can you please check VM is connected to correct logical Switch?

     << Yes. VM is connected to correct logical Switch.

2. If possible please provide the screen-shot of DLR interfaces?

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3. Is it test environment? It was working before??

     << It is in my LAB test and work before but this problem occurred when there is power cut on last weekend.

4. Check the controllers to ESX connectivity ?

     << Could you tell me how to check it?

Thank you

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amolnjadhav
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> Check the controllers to ESX connectivity ?

   Please run the below command on ESX host. if it returns esx and controller ip address that means connectivity is fine

   esxcli network ip connection list | grep 1234

   if above command doesn't return anything then please restart netcpad service

/etc/init.d/netcpad restart

   Also look into below KB article.. it may helps you.

    https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2137011?language=en_US

    In previous comment, Screen-shot looks fine to me. I guess restarting netcpad service should resolve your issue.

Please consider marking this answer "correct" or "helpful" if you think your query have been answered correctly. Regards Amol Jadhav VCP NSXT | VCP NSXV | VCIX6-NV | VCAP-DCA | CCNA | CCNP - BSCI
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bayupw
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Check the communication health from the UI Check Communication Channel Health and do a Force Sync Services this is same as restarting the netcpad but you can do it on a cluster level

If that doesn't help, check the NSX Controller Cluster status and try to do Update Controller State

Bayu Wibowo | VCIX6-DCV/NV
Author of VMware NSX Cookbook http://bit.ly/NSXCookbook
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starterss
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After Netcpad was restarted. It works !

Thank you

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Now, Problem is solved.

But can you explain me that what's different between restart the netcpa and cluster level

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