Since migrating from standard switching to distributed switching, I've seen these alerts appear sporadically. They appear, and then they clear seconds later. They only mention the affected host, not the affected distributed switch. All hosts seem to get this alert.
We have three separate distributed switches; the hosts run on two different physical switching networks and the first of the physical networks has our critical VM, management, vmotion and fault tolerance networks. The first network has two separate distributed switches so I can separate management and critical VM traffic from vmotion and fault tolerance traffic.
Is there a way I can enable alerts for a specific distributed switch so I can tell which one is causing the alerts? Right now it's enabled globally and it seems to be a host alarm as opposed to a distributed switch alarm.
I already have health monitoring enabled on all distributed switches, and I have beacon probing turned on to monitor the connections on the first two distributed switches. The third one connects to a single switch so beacon probing doesn't seem to make sense there.
I'll post drawings and other details if needed for troubleshooting, but I first want to know if there's a way I can enable alerts for each distributed switch so I can narrow it down to one.
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