The hosts are showing "unknown", even though the NSX managers are up via SSH session.
NSX 4.#
The NSX proxy was in a failed state.
The nsx-nestdb wasn't running.
[root@<hostname>:/etc/init.d] ./nsx-nestdb restartNSX-NESTDB service is not runningNSX-NESTDB started[root@<hostname>:/etc/init.d] ./nsx-opsagent restartShutting down opsAgent watchdogwatchdog-opsAgent[10596520]: Terminating watchdog process with PID 2945770Shutting down opsAgent service..........Unable to shutdown opsAgent serviceTerminating opsAgent serviceopsAgent service is stoppedsh: you need to specify whom to killopsAgent service is stopped/var/log/nsx existsopsAgent start watchdogopsAgent started[root@<hostname>:/etc/init.d] ./nsx-proxy restartShutting down nsx-proxy watchdogwatchdog-nsx-proxy[10597380]: Terminating watchdog process with PID 2945501Shutting down nsx-proxy service.....Unable to shutdown nsx-proxy serviceTerminating nsx-proxy servicensx-proxy service is stoppedhost/vim/vmvisor/nsx-proxyResource pool 'host/vim/vmvisor/nsx-proxy' released.nsx-proxy is stoppedtnuuid = NSX Host Certificate existsnsx-proxy starts
SSH'd into the hosts that are showing "Unknown" and restarted the following:
/etc/init.d/nsx-nestdb restart/etc/init.d/proxy restart/etc/init.d/opsagentIf the above does not resolve the condition, please reboot the esxi hosts.
If the host continues to show in "unknown" state, please open a support request with Broadcom and include the following information: