In vCenter when an ESXI host has kicked the bucket you usualy get a "Host is not responding" Event error for that specific host. I just had a host like that failed and am trying to find this event vi...
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In vCenter when an ESXI host has kicked the bucket you usualy get a "Host is not responding" Event error for that specific host. I just had a host like that failed and am trying to find this event via vRealize Log Insight in order to create an alert but I'm unable to. Does anyone have any idea what exactly to look for? Event type ID is vim.event.HostConnectionLostEvent.
Unfortunately it's more of the same even with that change. However, I did spot the following error in the events: Cannot remediate host HOSTNAME because it is a part of a HA admission control enab...
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Unfortunately it's more of the same even with that change. However, I did spot the following error in the events: Cannot remediate host HOSTNAME because it is a part of a HA admission control enabled cluster.
$baseline = "HPE 7.0U3f" $vmhost = "HOSTNAME" $baseline = Get-Baseline | Where-Object {$_.name -eq $baseline} Attach-Baseline -Entity (get-vmhost $vmhost) -Baseline $baseline $baseline | remediate-inventory -entity $vmhost -confirm:$false Error: Update-Entity The operation for the entity "HOSTNAME" failed with the following message: "The operation is not supported on the selected inventory objects. Check the events for the objects select ed for the operation." What could I be missing? Remediation works perfectly fine manually.