One of the hosts in my VI3 cluster is reporting a yellow alarm for Memory usage. The date on the alarm is from last friday and when you look at the %memory used within VCenter it shows only 48%. I have no doubt that the host may have gone above the threshold of 75% but now that it is back down, it still shows up in alarm state...
I have checked the alarm in question and the values are correct (75% and 90%). I have even tried setting the alarms to 95% and 100% to see if I could get the status to change but it will not.
It acts like it is stuck..... Any ideas?
Sorry...
VI 2.0.1 build 40644
ESX 3.0.1, 34176
current usage shows 15.36GB out of 32GB
Cluster host view shows this host at 31%CPU and 48%Mem....
Alarm is set currently at 95% and 100% on memory usage...
Still shows up as yellow.
Try clicking on the performance tab. When we've seen the alarms for memory usage, clicking on the performance tab in VC clears the alarm.
Yeah I tried that, switched to memory real-time, then by week and it shows the data, but the alarm is still there....
Restart the VC service?
The fix was to disable and enable the alarm. Once enabled, the warning went away.
I am (was) having the same problem, I did the same (disabled and renabled the alarm to fix....
Thanks for posting the solution.
This doesn't "fix" it, it just clears it for now. The problem will come back, again and again.
Was there ever a permanent fix for this issue. I see it is still an issue in 2.5/3.5
The last update I had was:
"As I understand it in VC 2.5 you are having triggers that seem to be "stuck"
or that do not seem to update. There is currently an open PR on this with are
engineering team and this is to be addressed in VC 2.5 U1 (exact release date
yet to be determined)
The PR number of this bug is 204116"
thanks for the info. I'll have to keep a watch for the update.
I'm surprised they've let this issue slide for so long
so did U1 for VC2.5 resolve this issue?
We are on VC 2.5.0 and we have the same issue with one of the servers seems ok but the alarm is stuck on Memory Usage