"postNFCData failed: dismiss".
--> Panic: Unable to allocate memory--> Backtrace:--> [backtrace begin] product: VMware ESX, version: 7.0.3, build: build-21930508, tag: hostd, cpu: x86_64, os: esx, buildType: release--> backtrace[00] libvmacore.so[0x001D6812]: Vmacore::System::Stacktrace::CaptureFullWork(unsigned int)--> backtrace[01] libvmacore.so[0x001BD35D]: Vmacore::System::SystemFactory::CreateBacktrace(Vmacore::Ref<Vmacore::System::Backtrace>&)--> backtrace[02] libvmacore.so[0x003E64AB]--> backtrace[03] libvmacore.so[0x003E6584]: Vmacore::PanicExit(char const*)--> backtrace[04] libvmacore.so[0x00189F11]--> backtrace[05] libstdc++.so.6[0x0008EA1C]: operator new(unsigned long)--> backtrace[06] hostd[0x0056C06E]--> backtrace[07] hostd[0x0062ED44]--> backtrace[08] hostd[0x0062FA5F]--> backtrace[09] hostd[0x00630063]--> backtrace[10] libvmacore.so[0x002DC7CC]--> backtrace[11] libvmacore.so[0x002E0354]--> backtrace[12] libvmacore.so[0x003F1102]--> backtrace[13] libpthread.so.0[0x00007D3B]--> backtrace[14] libc.so.6[0x000ED16D]--> backtrace[15] (no module)--> [backtrace end]
Admission failure in path: host/vim/vmvisor/vpxa:vpxa.<world-ID>:uw.<world-ID>UserWorld 'vpxa' with cmdline '/usr/lib/vmware/vpxa/bin/vpxa -D /etc/vmware/vpxa'Admission failure in path: host/vim/vmvisor/vpxa:vpxa.<world-ID>:uw.<world-ID>UserWorld 'vpxa' with cmdline '/usr/lib/vmware/vpxa/bin/vpxa -D /etc/vmware/vpxa'Admission failure in path: host/vim/vmvisor/vpxa:vpxa.<world-ID>:uw.<world-ID>UserWorld 'vpxa' with cmdline '/usr/lib/vmware/vpxa/bin/vpxa -D /etc/vmware/vpxa'Admission failure in path: host/vim/vmvisor/vpxa:vpxa.<world-ID>:uw.<world-ID>UserWorld 'vpxa' with cmdline '/usr/lib/vmware/vpxa/bin/vpxa -D /etc/vmware/vpxa'The VPXA and Hostd services crash with an Out of Memory exception when uploading the VMDK by NFC because the requested body was too big for VPXA to fit in its reserved memory. This is a result of a corrupt/bad VMDK imported with the OVF.
Replace the corrupt OVF/OVA file. Ensure to check the integrity of the files to avoid any possible corruption.
Note: In case the OVF is Cisco FMC appliance, check with Cisco to confirm the correct version to be deployed since some of the FMC releases have seen this issue.