NSX Overlay MTU Bandwidth is below VCF required minimum
The screenshot below shows the error during validation:
/var/log/vmware/vcf/domainmanager/domainmanager.log the commission task may be skipped with status NOT_APPLICABLE due to NSX Manager reporting transport nodes in a DEGRADED state.YY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.252+0000 [domainmanager] INFO Host add operation skipped for domain [exampledomain] as task is marked as NOT_APPLICABLEYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.254+0000 [domainmanager] DEBUG Pre-check initiated against NSX Manager for cluster health validation.YY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.487+0000 [lcm] INFO auditError: NSX Manager Transport Node esxihostfqdn1: Status is DEGRADEDYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.487+0000 [lcm] INFO auditError: NSX Manager Transport Node esxihostfqdn2: Status is DEGRADEDYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.487+0000 [lcm] INFO hostClusterStatus: DOWNYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.488+0000 [domainmanager] ERROR Cluster validation failed — host add blocked due to degraded transport nodes.
The commission workflow validates cluster and NSX Manager health before proceeding.
If any NSX transport nodes report a DEGRADED status, cluster validation fails, and the task is skipped.
In this scenario, physical uplink misconfiguration caused the NSX Manager to report transport nodes as degraded.
Log in to NSX Manager and check the status of transport nodes.
On the affected host(s), verify:
Physical uplinks (pNICs) are properly cabled and active.
Uplinks are mapped correctly to the VDS/vSwitch.
TEP (Tunnel Endpoints) are configured and reachable.
Correct any misconfigured or down uplinks.
Confirm that transport nodes return to UP status in NSX Manager.
Retry the host commission workflow in SDDC Manager.