Version: 6.7.0.46000 After a normal restart, login to the 5480 management page to view the service status page: Selecting to restart the service is invalid. Login to the ssh console and ex...
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Version: 6.7.0.46000 After a normal restart, login to the 5480 management page to view the service status page: Selecting to restart the service is invalid. Login to the ssh console and execute the command: /usr/lib/vmware-vmon/vmon-cli -k statsmonitor /usr/lib/vmware-vmon/vmon-cli -i statsmonitor Observe again, the service returns to normal:
Version: 6.7.0.46000 Has the dcui command been cancelled now? When there is a problem with the management page, you can execute this command in the ssh console to restart the system normally
Initial installation date: 2018 Installation location: inside esxi Version: Has been continuously updated to the latest version 6.7.0.46000 17138064 Date of appearance: There was no problem duri...
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Initial installation date: 2018 Installation location: inside esxi Version: Has been continuously updated to the latest version 6.7.0.46000 17138064 Date of appearance: There was no problem during the initial installation. This problem exists since upgrading to a certain version in the middle. Symptom: After VSCA restarts, the 5480 management page cannot be logged in. You must log in with SSH every time, and execute service-control --start applmgmt to return to normal.
This problem also occurred with the upgrade today, and almost let me reinstall. Because all migrated to vds. Reinstalling also requires a standard switch network. Search for a topic from google. ...
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This problem also occurred with the upgrade today, and almost let me reinstall. Because all migrated to vds. Reinstalling also requires a standard switch network. Search for a topic from google. With the command: service-control --start applmgmt problem solved, thank you!
possible. I will check it out tomorrow, thank you! This vm was first installed on esxi 6.5 and is now upgraded to 6.7d. Previously used vss now switched to vds. ---------- solving, thanks!
192.168.2.4 Join the vSphere Distributed Switch, Delete vss The virtual machine 4.8_x86--32 belongs to the vDS Network port group Virtual machine 4.8_x86--32 has been migrated to vds ...
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192.168.2.4 Join the vSphere Distributed Switch, Delete vss The virtual machine 4.8_x86--32 belongs to the vDS Network port group Virtual machine 4.8_x86--32 has been migrated to vds Why is the virtual machine 4.8_x86--32 displayed here belongs to VM Network This vss VM Network port group should not exist. . . Look, this VM Network port group does not belong to any host
