Alarms that can be configured in vCenter Server 4.x and triggered on ESX 4.x hosts
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Alarms that can be configured in vCenter Server 4.x and triggered on ESX 4.x hosts

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Article ID: 324519

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Products

VMware vCenter Server

Issue/Introduction

Some alarms and events configured in vCenter Server 4.x only trigger when applied to ESX 4.x hosts.
 
This article provides information about the alarms and events that do not trigger when applied to ESX 3.5 hosts.


Environment

VMware vCenter Server 4.1.x
VMware vCenter Server 4.0.x

Resolution

This table outlines the event based alarms that can be created in vSphere Client and triggered in ESX 4.x (but not in ESX 3.5), as well as the KB article that provides more information:
 
Trigger
Event
KB Article
Lost Storage Connectivity
vprob.storage.connectivity.lost
Lost Storage Path Redundancy
vprob.storage.redundancy.lost
Degraded Storage Path Redundancy
vprob.storage.redundancy.degraded
Lost Network Connectivity
vprob.net.connectivity.lost
Lost Network Redundancy
vprob.net.redundancy.lost
Network Redundancy Degraded
vprob.net.redundancy.degraded
No IPv6 TSO support
vprob.net.e1000.tso6.notsupported
Invalid vmknic specified in /Migrate/Vmknic
vprob.net.migrate.bindtovmk
 
This table outlines events triggered in ESX 4.x (but not in ESX 3.5) that do not correspond directly to any individual alarms configurable in vSphere Client as they are host generated triggers:
 
EventKB Article
vprob.net.proxyswitch.port.unavailablevNetwork Distributed Switch Proxy Switch Port Unavailable (1014099)
vprob.vmfs.heartbeat.recoveredHost Connectivity Restored (1009556)
vprob.vmfs.heartbeat.timedoutHost Connectivity Degraded (1009557)
vprob.vmfs.heartbeat.unrecoverableHost Connectivity Permanently Lost (1009559)
vprob.vmfs.journal.createfailedVMFS volume open without Filesystem Journal (1010931)
vprob.vmfs.lock.corruptondiskVMFS Lock Volume is Corrupted (1009565)
vprob.vmfs.nfs.server.disconnectConnectivity to NFS Server Lost (1009566)
vprob.vmfs.nfs.server.restoredUnderstanding the messages: Connectivity to NFS Server Lost and Connectivity to NFS Server Restored (1009568)
vprob.vmfs.resource.corruptondiskVMFS Lock Volume is Corrupted (1009565)
vprob.vmfs.volume.lockedVMFS Volume is Locked (1009570)