In(14) heartbeat[2105113]: up 0d0h21m2s, 68 VMs; [[2102714 vmx 37177592kB] [2100774 vmx 37682128kB] [2100772 vmx 41918908kB]] [], [numSMI 488]
No(13) bootstop[2100223]: Host has booted
In(14) heartbeat[2114144]: up 0d0h54m9s, 0 VMs; [[2097931 vmsyslogd 25084kB] [2099226 vpxa 53024kB] [2099076 hostd 120704kB]] [], [numSMI 984]
In(182) vmkernel: cpu22:2097581)<NMLX_INF> nmlx5_core: vmnic0: nmlx5_en_L2TableIndexAdd - (nmlx5_core_en_main.c:8779) Add 0:50:56:8:C6:9 to L2 table
In(182) vmkernel: VMB: 65: Reserved 4 MPNs starting @ 0x4c4
Record Id | When | Calculate Days ago | Event Type | SEL Type | Sensor Number | Message |
64 | 20xx-xx-xxTxx:xx:xx | 0 | 111 (Unknown) | 2 (System Event) | xxx | Assert + Memory Uncorrectable ECC |
120 | 20xx-xx-xxTxx:xx:xx | 0 | 111 (Unknown) | 2 (System Event) | xxx | Assert + Processor IERR |
VMware vSphere ESXi 8.x
An IERR is a catastrophic error reported by the processor but generally caused by devices outside of the processor core (e.g., memory, PCIe) which is probably due to Memory Uncorrectable ECC which your Hardware vendor will know more about.
Please engage with your hardware vendor to have this investigated.