$hss = get-view $hv.ConfigManager.HealthStatusSystem Write-Host " Starting to refresh HW info on $vmhost (this can take a while ) " If ( $vcenter -notlike " ") | Restart-VMHostService -Confirm:$false | Out-Null $vcenter = Read-Host "Define a vCenter where the host is located" $hosts = input checking loop to check if $vcenter is null or not. Write-Host "Reset sensors, refresh HW data & their views on an ESXi host" `n -ForegroundColor Green What it does is basically everything described above, but without tne hassle of connecting to each host manually - it's a little bit modular so take a look on the code first if you understand the mnemonics, if not just run it, enter your vCenter and VM name (don't forget to see the $hosts value - it should contain your domain't name!) and wait for a moment I have got a PowerCli script for this - we are facing the same bug on HP blades in our environment It was to restart the management agents from the console using services.sh īut the fix does appear to have rectified the issue. Which led to an article that didn't exactly match the symptoms. sfcb-vmware_raw: IpmiIfcSelReadNew: failed call to IpmiIfcSelReadEntry cc = 0xff sfcb-vmware_raw: IpmiIfcSelReadEntry: retry expired. sfcb-vmware_raw: IpmiIfcSelReadEntry:error 203. sfcb-vmware_raw: IpmiIfcSelReadEntry: data length mismatch req=19,resp=3 sfcb-vmware_raw: IpmiIfcSelGetAll: no record count I only have 1 affected server so we did a tail on the /var/log/syslog.log file and found the following repeated over and over: I had a remote session with VMware support. Maybe the IPMI error in the vCenter servers reflects another hack or attempt? Since then we have no bandwidth issues any more, but I'm unsure if we really secured the IPMI/BMC systems. We reacted by adding ACLs - either in the IMPI firmware itself or in the routers. Vulnerability Note VU#648646 - Supermicro IPMI based on ATEN firmware contain multiple vulnerabiliti. I wonder if it is connected to the IPMI weakness exploits, that are currently under attack in many systems I know. I re-flashed the BMC firmware wih the latest versions, reset everything to defaults, cleared all logs - no success. I followed the VMware KB article - no success: the system event log is empty and thus no clear button. Currently I see them on about 20 hosts, spread across customers in Austria and Hungary.
It began several months ago on a Dell server and every week or so another machine starts to throw those errors. It seems to be connected to Dell servers and mostly to Supermicro mainboards. I cannot help you with that, but I have the very same problem.
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