<Timestamp> cpu27:2103412)Backtrace for current CPU #27, worldID=2103412, fp=0xe4
<Timestamp> cpu27:2103412)0x453ac519bad0:[0x42001a210d88][email protected]#1.0.7.0+0x14 stack: 0x45bb1bd746c0, 0x42001a5d8e59, 0x1, 0x1c519bbd8, 0x453ac519bc10
<Timestamp> cpu27:2103412)0x453ac519baf0:[0x42001a5d8e58]EnsIPFIXAction@(nsxt-ens-22104635)#<None>+0x99 stack: 0x453ac519bc10, 0x1, 0x45bb5bcc2180, 0xe4, 0x450241eff080
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<Timestamp> cpu27:2103412)pcpu:27 world:2103412 name:"Ens-Lcore-2" (S)
VMware NSX-T Data Center 3.2.3.x and earlier
In rare condition, ESXi host may experience PSOD due to a race condition between ENS and IPFIX processes.
This issue is resolved in VMware NSX 3.2.4.0, available at Broadcom downloads.
If you are having difficulty finding and downloading software, please review the Download Broadcom products and software KB.
As for the workaround, please disable IPFIX.