Решено Host IPMI System Event Log status
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To determine why the log has filled up, investigate the hardware.
To resolve this issue, stop the alarm from triggering repeatedly and clear the IPMI System Event.log file and reset the sensors.
To clear the IPMI System Event.log file and reset the sensors:
1 Open vCenter Server using vSphere Client.
2 In the vCenter Server Inventory, select the ESXi/ESX host.
3 Click the Hardware Status tab.
4 Click System Event log under View.
5 Click Reset Event Log. The red alert is removed from the System Event log.
6 Click Reset Sensors to reset the host sensors.
Introduced in ESXi 5.1 Update 2 (Build Number: 1483097) and ESXi 5.5 Patch 1 (Build Number: 1474528), there is a new localcli command line to clear the IPMI SEL logs:
To run localcli command on the ESXi 5.1 or 5.5 host:
Connect to the ESXi host through SSH. For more information, see Using Tech Support Mode in ESXi 4.1 and ESXi 5.x (1017910).
Run this command:
To resolve this issue, stop the alarm from triggering repeatedly and clear the IPMI System Event.log file and reset the sensors.
To clear the IPMI System Event.log file and reset the sensors:
1 Open vCenter Server using vSphere Client.
2 In the vCenter Server Inventory, select the ESXi/ESX host.
3 Click the Hardware Status tab.
4 Click System Event log under View.
5 Click Reset Event Log. The red alert is removed from the System Event log.
6 Click Reset Sensors to reset the host sensors.
Introduced in ESXi 5.1 Update 2 (Build Number: 1483097) and ESXi 5.5 Patch 1 (Build Number: 1474528), there is a new localcli command line to clear the IPMI SEL logs:
Код:
localcli hardware ipmi sel clearTo run localcli command on the ESXi 5.1 or 5.5 host:
Connect to the ESXi host through SSH. For more information, see Using Tech Support Mode in ESXi 4.1 and ESXi 5.x (1017910).
Run this command:
Код:
localcli hardware ipmi sel clear