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I did run in to a lot of trouble while updating both ESXi and VCSA through the lifecycle manager. After the host was up I migrated all VM's to host B and also reinstalled host A.īoth are now reinstalled, VCSA is still the as it is (upgraded from 6.x to 7.x and now to 7.0.2. Again about 48 hours later host A is now the host that is uncontrollable and also needs a hard reset to make it function again. I completely reinstalled host B but did not reinstall host A since it didn't freeze/become uncontrollable and was now hosting all VM's. Host B was originally hosting almost all VM's due to the prior error. So I rebooted everything again: quickly moved all VM's to host B, completely reinstalled host A. I then started doubting myself and the VLAN configuration that I made. After everything was up and running again, this happened again about 48 hours later. I had to hard reset the ESXi hosts to make them function again. Then most VM's became unresponsive/crashed and even one Windows Domain controllers showed a blue screen 'HAL INITIALIZATION FAILED'. I made this DPortGroup on a DSwitch that both hosts were already attached to.Īfter implementing the updates and the VLAN's everything worked fine for about 48 hours.

There have been two changes in the last week, so I am now doubting which might be the cause or that I am just unlucky and am experiencing a bug of some sort.ġ) I updated from 7.0.1 (both ESXi and VCSA) to 7.0.2Ģ) I implemented more VLANs, especially the management vmkernel (vmotion and management) and most of the VM's are now all bound to a DPortGroup on VLAN10 instead of the default VLAN1. One of these two even showed a blue screen while its host was uncontrollable. By which I mean: cant poweroff, reboot, shutdown. The ESXi hosts have 2 NIC's: both nic's have a vmkernel for iscsi and the first nic has a vmkernel for management/vmotion.īoth ESXi hosts also have internal nvme SSD's containing VM's. This situation has happened 3 times in a row over a course of 6 days.Ģ ESXI hosts: both ESXi 7.0.2 (hardware vendor supports the version)Ģ iSCSI hosts on seperate VLANs, both using MPIO and round robin. The only thing that works is to do a hard reset through IPMI. To be fair: I waiting 15 minutes or longer until I decided to pull the plug. Rebooting does not work either, it just keeps saying that 'a restart is in progress' and it never continues to actually restart. When the host is uncontrollable it also allow SSH logins, and even through the CLI, the VM's wont poweroff and cannot be killed.

The story is quite long but I try to give as much background info as possible that might be related. But it wont do anything, it won't poweroff VM's, it won't show status. It is still pingable, reachable on its web interface and also reachable through VCSA. I have found myself in a situation where one of my two ESXi hosts becomes completely uncontrollable.

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