error hostd[2100572] [Originator@6876 sub=Default] Node 0: poll(fd=32), errno=12 Cannot allocate memorycpu44:2116046)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: vdpi: Poll on fd 15 failed: Out of memory
cpu22:2116045)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: vdpi: Poll on fd 12 failed: Out of memory
cpu68:2111246)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: vdpi: Poll on fd 7 failed: Out of memory cpu55:2112918)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: clomd: Poll on fd 10 failed: Out of memory cpu63:2099003)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: vsantraced: Poll on fd 9 failed: Out of memory cpu63:2099003)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: vRNING: UserObj: 4914: clomd: Poll on fd 10 failed: Out of memory cpu19:2099025)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: vsantracedUrgen: Poll on fd 9 failed: Out of memory cpu42:2099041)WARNING: UserObj: 4914: vsantracedDiag: Poll on fd 9 failed: Out of memory
/var/run/log/syslog.log may contain memory errors for sfcb-vmw_ipmi and/or sensord
The memory allocation issue is being caused by the HPE iSUT (Integrated Smart Update Tool) utility.
This is not a VMware issue, but may impact different processes/services in ESXi/vSAN.
Resolution
For more details on this issue and to prevent it from impacting the environment, please engage HPe support.
This issue has been resolved in HPE iSUT version 2.9.0 (or later).
Workaround:
As a workaround to prevent this memory allocation issue, you can uninstall the HPE iSUT component by following these steps:
It is preferred to put the host in Maintenance Mode.
Verify that the HPE iSUT component is installed with the command: esxcli software component list | grep -i sut
The output should show: sutComponent Integrated Smart Update Tool
Example:
De-register the iSUT utility by running the command: sut -deregister
Uninstall the iSUT component by running the command: esxcli software component remove –n sutComponent
Expected Output:
Proceed with the reboot of the ESXi host.
Once the ESXi host is up after the reboot, verify that the HPE iSUT component is removed by running the command: esxcli software component list | grep -i sut
Once validated that the vib is no longer installed in the host, put the host out of Maintenance Mode.