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The Hardware Status tab does not display data even after multiple attempts.
Any third-party tool might not be able to monitor the ESXi host's hardware status.
The display error in the hardware status tab does not prevent these PCI devices from functioning.
Miscellaneous Inaccurate monitoring of sensor data in the vCenter Server Hardware Status(KB 2012998).
As a result, Hardware Status tab might stop displaying host health status and syslog.
These features include vCenter Storage Monitoring, vCenter Hardware Status, and vCenter Service Status. .
The display error in the hardware status tab does not prevent these PCI devices from functioning. Workaround: None.
VCenter Server might display the status of the power supply information as unknown After you installan ESXi host and connect it to a vCenter Server, the power supply information in the vCenter Server Hardware Status tab might appear as unknown.
Querying hardware status on vSphere Client might fail with an error Attempt to query the hardware status on vSphere Client might fail.
Sensor values for Fan, Power Supply, Voltage, and Current sensors appear under the Other group of the vCenter Server Hardware Status Tab Some sensor values are listed in the Other group instead of the respective categorized group.
Hardware Status tab might stop displaying host health status On an ESXi 5.1 host, Small-Footprint CIM Broker daemon(sfcbd) might fail frequently and display CIM errors.
PCI Unknown Unknown status is displayed in vCenter Server on the AMD PileDriver The hardware status tab in vSphere 5.1 displays Unknown Unknown for some PCI devices on the AMD PileDriver.
Cannot monitor ESXi host's hardware status When the SFCBD service is enabled in the trace mode and the service stops running, the Hardware Status tab for an ESXi host might report an error.
PCI Unknown Unknown status is displayed in vCenter Server on the Apple Mac Pro server The hardware status tab in vSphere 5.1 displays Unknown Unknown for some PCI devices on the Apple Mac Pro.
False alarms appear in the Hardware Status tab of the vSphere Client After you upgrade Integrated Lights Out(iLO) firmware on HP DL980 G7, false alarms appear in the Hardware Status tab of the vSphere Client.
Core dump from the ethernet provider is observed while updating sensor data While updating the sensor data in the Hardware Status tab on an IBM x3650M3 server, Small Footprint CIM Broker(SFCB) core dumps from the ethernet provider are observed.
The hardware monitoring service stops and the Hardware Status tab only displays an error message The Hardware Status tab fails to display health statuses and displays an error message similar to the following:Hardware monitoring service on this host is not responding or not available.
SNMP traps are not received on hosts where SNMP is enabled and third-party CIM providers are installed on the server When the monitored hardware status is changed on an ESXi host on which SNMP is enabled and third-party CIM providers installed, you might not receive SNMP traps.
Hardware Status tab in the vCenter Server might report memory warnings and memory alert messages If an Assert or Deassert entry is logged into the IPMI System Event Log(SEL) for the Memory Presence Detected line as part of Memory DIMM detection, the Hardware Status tab in the vCenter Server might report it as memory warnings and memory alert messages.
ESXi host might display the power supply information as unknown When you attempt to view the hardware status of an ESXi host by connecting directly to the ESXi host or to the vCenter Server that manages the ESXi host, the power supply information might be displayed as unknown.
Unknown device status in the vCenter Server Hardware Status tab In the Sensors view of the vCenter Server Hardware Status tab, the status for some PCI devices is displayed as Unknown Unknown.
This issue is resolved in this release. SNMP traps not received on hosts where SNMP is enabled and third-party CIM providers are installed on the server When the monitored hardware status is changed on an ESXi host that has SNMP enabled and third Party CIM Providers installed on the server, you might not receive SNMP trap.
IPMI is not supported on the Apple Mac Pro server The hardware status tab in vSphere 5.1 does not display correct data or there is missing data for some of the hardware components on the Apple Mac Pro.