/var/log/vmmkernel.log
[Timestamp] In(182) vmkernel: cpu95:2098285)SwSecPortDBDelV4Entry::[nsx@6876 comp="nsx-esx" subcomp="swsec-[ID]Filter Clearing matching VMI: 0 [MAC] [IP]
[Timestamp] In(182) vmkernel: cpu95:2098285)SwSecPortDBDelV4Entry::[nsx@6876 comp="nsx-esx" subcomp="swsec-[ID]Filter Clearing matching VMI: 0 [MAC] [IP]
[Timestamp] In(182) vmkernel: cpu95:2098285)SwSecPortDBDelV4Entry::[nsx@6876 comp="nsx-esx" subcomp="swsec-[ID]Filter Clearing matching VMI: 0 [MAC] [IP]
[Timestamp] In(182) vmkernel: cpu95:2098285)SwSecPortDBDelV4Entry::[nsx@6876 comp="nsx-esx" subcomp="swsec-[ID]Filter Clearing matching VMI: 0 [MAC] [IP]
VMware NSX 4.2.x
VMware NSX 9.0
High frequency of VM IP/MAC updates causes the CCP to publish updates and barrier messages at a high rate. A memory leak in OpsAgent in handling the barrier message causes high memory usage.
This is a known issue impacting VMware NSX.
Workaround:
Option 1:
To temporarily resolve the issue restart the OpsAgent on the affected hosts. /etc/init.d/nsx-opsagent.
Option 2:
To prevent the issue on the affected versions identify the MAC and IP addresses from vmkernel log that are frequently updating. Investigate if these updates are expected based on application/VM requirements. It may be necessary to change the application/VM configuration to prevent this issue from triggering.