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Aktualisiert am 05.06.2024
VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 2d | 17 JUN 2024 | ISO Build 23929136
Check for additions and updates to these release notes.
WHAT'S NEW
* This release resolves CVE-2024-37079, CVE-2024-37080, and CVE-2024-37081. For
more information on these vulnerabilities and their impact on VMware
products, see VMSA-2024-0012.
EARLIER RELEASES OF VCENTER SERVER 8.0
Features, resolved and known issues of vCenter Server are described in the
release notes for each release. Release notes for earlier releases of vCenter
Server 8.0 are:
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 2c Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 2b Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 1d Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 2a Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 2 Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 1c Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 1b Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 1a Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 1 Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0c Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0b Release Notes
* VMware vCenter Server 8.0a Release Notes
For internationalization, compatibility, installation, upgrade, open source
components and product support notices, see the VMware vSphere 8.0 Release
Notes.
For more information on vCenter Server supported upgrade and migration paths,
please refer to VMware knowledge base article 67077.
PATCHES CONTAINED IN THIS RELEASE
* Patch for VMware vCenter Server 8.0 Update 2d
* Download and Installation
PATCH FOR VMWARE VCENTER SERVER 8.0 UPDATE 2D
Product Patch for vCenter Server containing VMware software fixes.
This patch is applicable to vCenter Server.
Download Filename
VMware-vCenter-Server-Appliance-8.0.2.00400-23929136-patch-FP.iso
Build
23929136
Download Size
7874.2 MB
sha256checksum
566d3a9b866ce7af27c0655ae2a7115fc76ca226f1917aa26d4890175243b2e0
PRs fixed
NA
CVEs
CVE-2024-37079, CVE-2024-37080, CVE-2024-37081
DOWNLOAD AND INSTALLATION
Log in to the Broadcom Support Portal to download this patch.
1. Attach
the VMware-vCenter-Server-Appliance-8.0.2.00400-23929136-patch-FP.iso file
to the vCenter Server CD or DVD drive.
2. Log in to the appliance shell as a user with super administrative privileges
(for example, root) and run the following commands:
* To stage the ISO:
software-packages stage --iso
* To see the staged content:
software-packages list --staged
* To install the staged rpms:
software-packages install --staged
For more information on using the vCenter Server shells, see VMware knowledge
base article 2100508.
For more information on patching vCenter Server, see Patching and Updating
vCenter Server 8.0 Deployments.
For more information on staging patches, see Upgrading the vCenter Server
Appliance.
RESOLVED ISSUES
* Security Issues
SECURITY ISSUES
* This release resolves CVE-2024-37079, CVE-2024-37080, and CVE-2024-37081. For
more information on these vulnerabilities and their impact on VMware
products, see VMSA-2024-0012.
KNOWN ISSUES FROM PREVIOUS RELEASES
* Installation, Upgrade, and Migration Issues
* Miscellaneous Issues
* Networking Issues
* Storage Issues
* vCenter Server and vSphere Client Issues
* Virtual Machine Management Issues
* vSphere Lifecycle Manager Issues
* VMware Host Client Issues
* Security Features Issues
INSTALLATION, UPGRADE, AND MIGRATION ISSUES
* You see a security warning for the ESX Agent Manager configuration during the
pre-check phase of a vCenter upgrade
During the pre-check phase of a vCenter update or upgrade, in the vSphere
Client and logs, you might see an error such as:
Source ESX Agent Manager Configuration contains URLs that are not trusted by
the System! Please refer to https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/93526 to trust
the URLs: <LIST_OF_URLs>
Or
Source vSphere ESX Agent Manager (EAM) upgrade failed to obtain EAM URLs to
check against trusted certificates by the System! Verify that the ESX Agent
Manager extension is running properly on the source vCenter Server instance
and https://VC_IP/eam/mob presents correct data. If log in to the MOB is not
successful, try resolving the issue with
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/94934.
Workaround: For more information, see VMware knowledge base articles 93526
and 94934.
* In a mixed vSphere 7.x and 8.x environment with vSphere DRS, an incompatible
virtual machine might prevent an ESXi host to enter maintenance mode
In a mixed vSphere 7.x and 8.x environment with DRS, a VM of 7.x version that
is not compatible with ESXi 8.0 Update 1 and later might prevent an ESXi 8.0
Update 1 host to enter maintenance mode. The issue is specific for virtual
machines with VMDK on a vSphere Virtual Volumes datastore. In the vSphere
Client, you see an error such as Waiting for all VMs to be powered off or
suspended or migrated. In a DRS cluster check the Faults page on the DRS tab
for troubleshooting.
Workaround: Power-off the incompatible virtual machine.
* You see an error Failed to get ceip status in the Virtual Appliance
Management Interface (VAMI) during update to vCenter Server 8.0 Update 1
During an update, vCenter stops and restarts the VMDir service and within
this interval, if you try to log in to the VAMI, you might see an error such
as Failed to get ceip status. This is expected and does not indicate an
actual issue with the vCenter system.
Workaround: Wait for the VMDir service to restart and refresh the Virtual
Appliance Management Interface.
* vCenter upgrade or update to 8.0 Update 2a or later fails during precheck
with the error "VMCA root certificate validation failed"
If your vCenter system has a legacy VMCA root certificate dating back to
version 5.x which does not have the Subject Key Identifier (SKID) extension,
upgrades and updates to vCenter 8.0 Update 2 and later fail because the
OpenSSL version 3.0 in 8.0 Update 2 is not compatible with legacy root
certificates. vCenter Server 8.0 Update 2a adds a precheck to detect this
issue and shows the error message VMCA root certificate validation failed if
the source vCenter has VMCA root certificate without SKID.
Workaround: Regenerate a VMCA root certificate by following the steps in
VMware knowledge base article 94840.
* A reduced downtime upgrade (RDU) on a vCenter system might fail when you use
Update Planner
During RDU, if you use Update Planner, in the vSphere Client you might see an
error such as: Update 8.0.2.00000 for component vlcm is not found.
Workaround: For more information, see VMware knowledge base articles 94779
and 92659.
* Failed parallel remediation by using vSphere Lifecycle Manager on one ESXi
host might cause other hosts to remain in a pending reboot state
An accidental loss of network connectivity during a parallel remediation by
using vSphere Lifecycle Manager might cause the operation to fail on one of
the ESXi hosts. Remediation on other hosts continues, but the hosts cannot
reboot to complete the task.
Workaround: If an ESXi host consistently fails remediation attempts, manually
trigger a reboot. For more information, see VMware knowledge base article
91260.
* You see a security warning for the ESX Agent Manager configuration during the
pre-check phase of a vCenter upgrade
During the pre-check phase of a vCenter update or upgrade, in the vSphere
Client and logs, you might see an error such as:
Source ESX Agent Manager Configuration contains URLs that are not trusted by
the System! Verify following URLs and their respective statuses and follow KB
93526.
Workaround: For more information, see VMware knowledge base article 93526.
* Firmware compliance details are missing from a vSphere Lifecycle Manager
image compliance report for an ESXi standalone host
Firmware compliance details might be missing from a vSphere Lifecycle Manager
image compliance report for an ESXi standalone host in two cases:
1. You run a compliance report against a standalone host managed with a
vSphere Lifecycle Manager image from vSphere Client and then navigate
away before the compliance report gets generated.
2. You trigger a page refresh after the image compliance reports are
generated.
In such cases, even when you have the firmware package available in the
Desired State, the firmware compliance section remains empty when you revisit
or refresh the vSphere Client browsing session. If you use GET image
compliance API, then firmware compliance details are missing from the
response.
Workaround: Invoke the image compliance scan for a standalone host managed
with a vSphere Lifecycle Manager image by using the vSphere Client and do not
navigate away or refresh the browser. For API, use the Check image compliance
API for fetching the firmware details as apposed to GET image compliance.
* You see vCenter update status as failed although it completes successfully
A rare race condition might cause vCenter to report a successful update as
failed. The issue occurs if during vCenter reboot /storage/core unmounts
before the system acknowledges the Installation complete status. As a result,
the update fails with an error such as No such file or directory:
'/storage/core/software-update/install_operation'. In the
software-packages.logs, you see errors such as:
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229 [15033]DEBUG:vmware.appliance.update.update_state:In
State._get using state file
/etc/applmgmt/appliance/software_update_state.conf
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229
[15033]INFO:vmware.appliance.update.update_state:Found operation in progress
/storage/core/software-update/install_operation
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229
[15033]ERROR:vmware.appliance.update.update_functions:Can't read JSON file
/storage/core/software-update/install_operation [Errno 2] No such file or
directory: '/storage/core/software-update/install_operation'
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229
[15033]DEBUG:vmware.appliance.update.update_state:Operation in progress is
orphaned
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229
[15033]DEBUG:vmware.appliance.update.update_state:Operation in progress is
finished
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229
[15033]DEBUG:vmware.appliance.update.update_state:Writing to state file from
State._get
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229 [15033]DEBUG:vmware.appliance.update.update_state:In
State._writeInfo writing to state file
/etc/applmgmt/appliance/software_update_state.conf
2023-08-17T10:57:59.229
[15033]INFO:vmware.vherd.base.software_update:Installation failed. Please
collect the VC support bundle.
Workaround: Check if vCenter restarts successfully and the vCenter health
status is green, and ignore the failure report.
* Patching to vCenter 8.0 Update 2 fails in IPv6 environments with no DNS
server and hostname
When you update your vCenter system to 8.0 Update 2 from an earlier version
of 8.x, if your system uses an IPv6 network without a hostname, such as PNID,
and a DNS server, in the VMware Appliance Management Interface you might see
an error such as Data conversion/Post install hook failed.
Workaround: Manually update the /etc/hosts file with the missing IPv6
loopback entry: ::1 localhost ipv6-localhost ipv6-loopback and reboot the
system.
See this example:
root@localhost []# cat /etc/hosts
# Begin /etc/hosts (network card version)
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost ipv6-localhost ipv6-loopback
* If you apply a host profile using a software FCoE configuration to an ESXi
8.0 host, the operation fails with a validation error
Starting from vSphere 7.0, software FCoE is deprecated, and in vSphere 8.0
software FCoE profiles are not supported. If you try to apply a host profile
from an earlier version to an ESXi 8.0 host, for example to edit the host
customization, the operation fails. In the vSphere Client, you see an error
such as Host Customizations validation error.
Workaround: Disable the Software FCoE Configuration subprofile in the host
profile.
* During a reduced downtime upgrade (RDU), when configuring Target VM network
settings, you see no network portgroups
In very rare cases, during a reduced downtime upgrade of a single
self-managed vCenter instance that uses a migration-based method, when a
source vCenter VM has thin disk provisioning and the target vCenter cluster
does not have enough storage to accommodate the required space for the
default thick disk mode selected by the validation process, you might see no
network portgroups in the Target VM deployment wizard. In the vSphere Client,
if you select Same Configuration in the Deployment type step of the Target VM
deployment wizard, you see an empty error message in the Network Settings
screen and no portgroups available.
Workaround: In the Deployment type step of the Target VM deployment wizard,
select Detailed Configuration.
* You cannot use ESXi hosts of version 8.0 as a reference host for existing
host profiles of earlier ESXi versions
Validation of existing host profiles for ESXi versions 7.x, 6.7.x and 6.5.x
fails when only an 8.0 reference host is available in the inventory.
Workaround: Make sure you have a reference host of the respective version in
the inventory. For example, use an ESXi 7.0 Update 2 reference host to update
or edit an ESXi 7.0 Update 2 host profile.
* URL-based patching or file-based backup of vCenter 8.0 Update 2 might fail
due to OpenSSL noncompliance to Federal Information Processing Standards
(FIPS)
With vCenter 8.0 Update 2, OpenSSL works only with Diffie-Hellman parameters
compliant to NIST SP 800-56A and FIPS 140-2. For URL-based patching or
file-based backup of vCenter 8.0 Update 2 systems, FTPS servers in your
environment must support the following ciphers:
OpenSSL Cipher Suite
Name AT-TLS Cipher Suite Name
Hexadecimal Value
DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA
TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA
39
DHE-DSS-AES256-SHA
TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA
38
AES256-SHA
TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA
35
EDH-RSA-DES-CBC3-SHA
TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
16
EDH-DSS-DES-CBC3-SHA
TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
13
DES-CBC3-SHA
TLS_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
0A
DHE-RSA-AES128-SHA
TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
33
DHE-DSS-AES128-SHA
TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
32
AES128-SHA
TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
2F
Workaround: Make sure your file servers are FIPS compliant.
* VMNICs might be down after an upgrade to ESXi 8.0
If the peer physical switch of a VMNIC does not support Media Auto Detect, or
Media Auto Detect is disabled, and the VMNIC link is set down and then up,
the link remains down after upgrade to or installation of ESXi 8.0.
Workaround: Use either of these 2 options:
1. Enable the option media-auto-detect in the BIOS settings by navigating to
System Setup Main Menu, usually by pressing F2 or opening a virtual
console, and then Device Settings > <specific broadcom NIC> > Device
Configuration Menu > Media Auto Detect. Reboot the host.
2. Alternatively, use an ESXCLI command similar to: esxcli network nic set
-S <your speed> -D full -n <your nic>. With this option, you also set a
fixed speed to the link, and it does not require a reboot.
* After upgrade to ESXi 8.0, you might lose some nmlx5_core driver module
settings due to obsolete parameters
Some module parameters for the nmlx5_core driver, such as device_rss, drss
and rss, are deprecated in ESXi 8.0 and any custom values, different from the
default values, are not kept after an upgrade to ESXi 8.0.
Workaround: Replace the values of the device_rss, drss and rss parameters as
follows:
* device_rss: Use the DRSS parameter.
* drss: Use the DRSS parameter.
* rss: Use the RSS parameter.
* Second stage of vCenter Server restore procedure freezes at 90%
When you use the vCenter Server GUI installer or the vCenter Server Appliance
Management Interface (VAMI) to restore a vCenter from a file-based backup,
the restore workflow might freeze at 90% with an error 401 Unable to
authenticate user, even though the task completes successfully in the
backend. The issue occurs if the deployed machine has a different time than
the NTP server, which requires a time sync. As a result of the time sync,
clock skew might fail the running session of the GUI or VAMI.
Workaround: If you use the GUI installer, you can get the restore status by
using the restore.job.get command from the appliancesh shell. If you use
VAMI, refresh your browser.
MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES
* In Hybrid Linked Mode, the cloud vCenter is not able to discover plug-ins
deployed on an on-prem vCenter
Hybrid Linked Mode allows you to link your cloud vCenter Server instance with
an on-premises vCenter Single Sign-On domain, but the cloud vCenter might not
be able to discover plug-ins deployed on the on-prem instance because it does
not have the necessary permissions.
Workaround: Install the vCenter Cloud Gateway in your on-premises environment
and either browse the plug-ins deployed on the on-prem instance from the
VMware Cloud Console or directly from the vSphere Client on the on-prem
vCenter.
* You see incorrect Maximum Size value for thin-provisioned virtual disks
In the vSphere Client, when you look at the settings of a VM with a
thin-provisioned virtual disk, you might see the Maximum Size value for the
disk larger than the capacity of the datastore where the disk is located. For
example, if a datastore capacity is 100GB of which 90GB are available, and a
thin-provisioned virtual disk has 50GB capacity, of which only 10GB are
utilized, you might see a Maximum Size value of 140 GB, adding the available
datastore capacity to the overall disk capacity, not its actual utilization.
Workaround: None
* In a vCenter Server system with DPUs, if IPv6 is disabled, you cannot manage
DPUs
Although the vSphere Client allows the operation, if you disable IPv6 on an
ESXi host with DPUs, you cannot use the DPUs, because the internal
communication between the host and the devices depends on IPv6. The issue
affects only ESXi hosts with DPUs.
Workaround: Make sure IPv6 is enabled on ESXi hosts with DPUs.
* You cannot customize firewall rule configuration with the option 'Only allow
connections from the following networks' on ESXi hosts
Starting with vSphere 8.0 Update 2, you cannot customize firewall rule
configuration with the option Only allow connections from the following
networks on ESXi hosts. For example, in the VMware Host Client, when you
navigate to Networking > Firewall rules, select DHCP client, provide an IP
and check Only allow connections from the following networks, the operation
fails with an error such as Operation failed, diagnostics report: Invalid
operation requested: Can not change allowed ip list this ruleset, it is owned
by system service.. This is expected behavior.
Workaround: None
* You might see 10 min delay in rebooting an ESXi host on HPE server with
pre-installed Pensando DPU
In rare cases, HPE servers with pre-installed Pensando DPU might take more
than 10 minutes to reboot in case of a failure of the DPU. As a result, ESXi
hosts might fail with a purple diagnostic screen and the default wait time is
10 minutes.
Workaround: None.
* If you have an USB interface enabled in a remote management application that
you use to install ESXi 8.0, you see an additional standard switch vSwitchBMC
with uplink vusb0
Starting with vSphere 8.0, in both Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller
(iDRAC) and HP Integrated Lights Out (ILO), when you have an USB interface
enabled, vUSB or vNIC respectively, an additional standard switch vSwitchBMC
with uplink vusb0 gets created on the ESXi host. This is expected, in view of
the introduction of data processing units (DPUs) on some servers but might
cause the VMware Cloud Foundation Bring-Up process to fail.
Workaround: Before vSphere 8.0 installation, disable the USB interface in the
remote management application that you use by following vendor documentation.
After vSphere 8.0 installation, use the ESXCLI command esxcfg-advcfg -s 0
/Net/BMCNetworkEnable to prevent the creation of a virtual switch vSwitchBMC
and associated portgroups on the next reboot of host.
See this script as an example:
~# esxcfg-advcfg -s 0 /Net/BMCNetworkEnable
The value of BMCNetworkEnable is 0 and the service is disabled.
~# reboot
On host reboot, no virtual switch, PortGroup and VMKNIC are created in the
host related to remote management application network.
* If an NVIDIA BlueField DPU is in hardware offload mode disabled, virtual
machines with configured SR-IOV virtual function cannot power on
NVIDIA BlueField DPUs must be in hardware offload mode enabled to allow
virtual machines with configured SR-IOV virtual function to power on and
operate.
Workaround: Always use the default hardware offload mode enabled for NVIDIA
BlueField DPUs when you have VMs with configured SR-IOV virtual function
connected to a virtual switch.
* In the Virtual Appliance Management Interface (VAMI), you see a warning
message during the pre-upgrade stage
Moving vSphere plug-ins to a remote plug-in architecture, vSphere 8.0
deprecates support for local plug-ins. If your 8.0 vSphere environment has
local plug-ins, some breaking changes for such plug-ins might cause the
pre-upgrade check by using VAMI to fail.
In the Pre-Update Check Results screen, you see an error such as:
Warning message: The compatibility of plug-in package(s) %s with the new
vCenter Server version cannot be validated. They may not function properly
after vCenter Server upgrade.
Resolution: Please contact the plug-in vendor and make sure the package is
compatible with the new vCenter Server version.
Workaround: Refer to the VMware Compatibility Guide and VMware Product
Interoperability Matrix or contact the plug-in vendors for recommendations to
make sure local plug-ins in your environment are compatible with vCenter
Server 8.0 before you continue with the upgrade. For more information, see
the blog Deprecating the Local Plugins :- The Next Step in vSphere Client
Extensibility Evolution and VMware knowledge base article 87880.
* You cannot remove a PCI passthrough device assigned to a virtual Non-Uniform
Memory Access (NUMA) node from a virtual machine with CPU Hot Add enabled
Although by default when you enable CPU Hot Add to allow the addition of
vCPUs to a running virtual machine, virtual NUMA topology is deactivated, if
you have a PCI passthrough device assigned to a NUMA node, attempts to remove
the device end with an error. In the vSphere Client, you see messages such as
Invalid virtual machine configuration. Virtual NUMA cannot be configured when
CPU hotadd is enabled.
Workaround: See VMware knowledge base article 89638.
NETWORKING ISSUES
* Overlapping hot-add and hot-remove operations for DirectPath I/O devices
might fail
With vSphere 8.0 Update 1, by using vSphere API you can add or remove a
DirectPath I/O device without powering off VMs. However, if you run several
operations at the same time, some of the overlapping tasks might fail.
Workaround: Plan for 20 seconds processing time between each hot-add or
hot-remove operation for DirectPath I/O devices.
* Hot adding and removing of DirectPath I/O devices is not automatically
enabled on virtual machines
With vSphere 8.0 Update 1, by using vSphere API you can add or remove a
DirectPath I/O device without powering off VMs. When you enable the hotplug
functionality that allows you to hot add and remove DirectPath I/O devices to
a VM, if you use such a VM to create an OVF and deploy a new VM, the new VM
might not have the hotplug functionality automatically enabled.
Workaround: Enable the hotplug functionality as described in Hot-add and
Hot-remove support for VMDirectPath I/O Devices.
* You cannot set the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) on a VMware vSphere
Distributed Switch to a value larger than 9174 on a Pensando DPU
If you have the vSphere Distributed Services Engine feature with a Pensando
DPU enabled on your ESXi 8.0 system, you cannot set the Maximum Transmission
Unit (MTU) on a vSphere Distributed Switch to a value larger than 9174.
Workaround: None.
* You see link flapping on NICs that use the ntg3 driver of version 4.1.3 and
later
When two NICs that use the ntg3 driver of versions 4.1.3 and later are
connected directly, not to a physical switch port, link flapping might occur.
The issue does not occur on ntg3 drivers of versions earlier than 4.1.3 or
the tg3 driver. This issue is not related to the occasional Energy Efficient
Ethernet (EEE) link flapping on such NICs. The fix for the EEE issue is to
use a ntg3 driver of version 4.1.7 or later, or disable EEE on physical
switch ports.
Workaround: Upgrade the ntg3 driver to version 4.1.8 and set the new module
parameter noPhyStateSet to 1. The noPhyStateSet parameter defaults to 0 and
is not required in most environments, except they face the issue.
* You cannot use Mellanox ConnectX-5, ConnectX-6 cards Model 1 Level 2 and
Model 2 for Enhanced Network Stack (ENS) mode in vSphere 8.0
Due to hardware limitations, Model 1 Level 2, and Model 2 for Enhanced
Network Stack (ENS) mode in vSphere 8.0 is not supported in ConnectX-5 and
ConnectX-6 adapter cards.
Workaround: Use Mellanox ConnectX-6 Lx and ConnectX-6 Dx or later cards that
support ENS Model 1 Level 2, and Model 2A.
* Pensando DPUs do not support Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) on physical
switch ports of ESXi hosts
When you enable LLDP on an ESXi host with a DPU, the host cannot receive LLDP
packets.
Workaround: None.
STORAGE ISSUES
* VASA API version does not automatically refresh after upgrade to vCenter
Server 8.0
vCenter Server 8.0 supports VASA API version 4.0. However, after you upgrade
your vCenter Server system to version 8.0, the VASA API version might not
automatically change to 4.0. You see the issue in 2 cases:
1. If a VASA provider that supports VASA API version 4.0 is registered with
a previous version of VMware vCenter, the VASA API version remains
unchanged after you upgrade to VMware vCenter 8.0. For example, if you
upgrade a VMware vCenter system of version 7.x with a registered VASA
provider that supports both VASA API versions 3.5 and 4.0, the VASA API
version does not automatically change to 4.0, even though the VASA
provider supports VASA API version 4.0. After the upgrade, when you
navigate to vCenter Server > Configure > Storage Providers and expand the
General tab of the registered VASA provider, you still see VASA API
version 3.5.
2. If you register a VASA provider that supports VASA API version 3.5 with a
VMware vCenter 8.0 system and upgrade the VASA API version to 4.0, even
after the upgrade, you still see VASA API version 3.5.
Workaround: Unregister and re-register the VASA provider on the VMware
vCenter 8.0 system.
* Migration of a First Class Disk (FCD) might fail and the FCD remains in a
tentative state
In certain scenarios, when you migrate a FCD to another datastore by invoking
the RelocateVStorageObject API, the operation might intermittently fail and
the FCD remains in a tentative state. As a result, you cannot complete any
other operation on the FCD. For example, if you try another migration, in the
backlog you see the error
com.vmware.vim.fcd.error.fcdAlreadyInTentativeState.
Workaround: Reconcile the source datastore of the FCD by following the steps
described in VMware knowledge base article 2147750.
* vSphere Storage vMotion operations might fail in a vSAN environment due to an
unauthenticated session of the Network File Copy (NFC) manager
Migrations to a vSAN datastore by using vSphere Storage vMotion of virtual
machines that have at least one snapshot and more than one virtual disk with
different storage policy might fail. The issue occurs due to an
unauthenticated session of the NFC manager because the Simple Object Access
Protocol (SOAP) body exceeds the allowed size.
Workaround: First migrate the VM home namespace and just one of the virtual
disks. After the operation completes, perform a disk only migration of the
remaining 2 disks.
* You cannot create snapshots of virtual machines due to an error in the
Content Based Read Cache (CBRC) that a digest operation has failed
A rare race condition when assigning a content ID during the update of the
CBRC digest file might cause a discrepancy between the content ID in the data
disk and the digest disk. As a result, you cannot create virtual machine
snapshots. You see an error such as An error occurred while saving the
snapshot: A digest operation has failed in the backtrace. The snapshot
creation task completes upon retry.
Workaround: Retry the snapshot creation task.
VCENTER SERVER AND VSPHERE CLIENT ISSUES
* You see an error for Cloud Native Storage (CNS) block volumes created by
using API in a mixed vCenter environment
If your environment has vCenter Server systems of version 8.0 and 7.x,
creating Cloud Native Storage (CNS) block volume by using API is successful,
but you might see an error in the vSphere Client, when you navigate to see
the CNS volume details. You see an error such as Failed to extract the
requested data. Check vSphere Client logs for details. + TypeError: Cannot
read properties of null (reading 'cluster'). The issue occurs only if you
review volumes managed by the 7.x vCenter Server by using the vSphere Client
of an 8.0 vCenter Server.
Workaround: Log in to vSphere Client on a vCenter Server system of version
7.x to review the volume properties.
* You see overlapped labels for parameters in the Edit VM Startup/Shutdown
Configuration dialog box
In the vSphere Client, when you select an ESXi host and click Configure >
Virtual Machines > VM Startup/Shutdown > Edit, you see overlapped labels for
some parameters in the Edit VM Startup/Shutdown Configuration dialog box that
opens. The overlapped labels are as follows:
* System influence: labels the checkbox Automatically start and stop the
virtual machines with the system.
* Startup delay: numeric value that specifies the delay time that a host
waits before powering on the next virtual machine in automatic startup
configuration.
* Shutdown delay: numeric value that defines the maximum time the ESXi host
waits for a shutdown command to complete, and the option Continue if
VMware Tools is started.
* Shutdown action: such as Guest Shutdown, Power Off, Suspend, and None.
Workaround: None. See the screenshot to figure out the sequence of labels:
* VMware vCenter Lifecycle Manager might fail to load latest certificates and
cannot complete a range of tasks
VMware vCenter Lifecycle Manager might fail to load the latest certificates
when you opt for a non-disruptive certificate renewal in vCenter 8.0 Update
2. As a result, any functionality relying on vCenter Lifecycle Manager, which
provides the underlying VMware vCenter Orchestration platform, such as the
Update Planner, vSphere+ vCenter Lifecycle Management Service, and reduced
downtime upgrade for vCenter, might fail.
Workaround: Restart the vCenter Lifecycle Manager to get the latest
certificates. For more information, see VMware knowledge base article
2109887.
* ESXi hosts might become unresponsive, and you see a vpxa dump file due to a
rare condition of insufficient file descriptors for the request queue on vpxa
In rare cases, when requests to the vpxa service take long, for example
waiting for access to a slow datastore, the request queue on vpxa might
exceed the limit of file descriptors. As a result, ESXi hosts might briefly
become unresponsive, and you see a vpxa-zdump.00* file in the /var/core
directory. The vpxa logs contain the line Too many open files.
Workaround: None. The vpxa service automatically restarts and corrects the
issue.
* You do not see the option to push root certificates to vCenter hosts
In the Add Trusted Root Certificate screen under the Certificate Management
tab in the vSphere Client, you do not see the option Start Root certificate
push to vCenter Hosts.
Workaround: This change in the Add Trusted Root Certificate screen is related
to the non-disruptive certificate management capability introduced with
vCenter 8.0 Update 2 and is expected. For more information, see
Non-disruptive Certificate Management.
* If you use custom update repository with untrusted certificates, vCenter
Server upgrade or update by using vCenter Lifecycle Manager workflows to
vSphere 8.0 might fail
If you use a custom update repository with self-signed certificates that the
VMware Certificate Authority (VMCA) does not trust, vCenter Lifecycle Manager
fails to download files from such a repository. As a result, vCenter Server
upgrade or update operations by using vCenter Lifecycle Manager workflows
fail with the error Failed to load the repository manifest data for the
configured upgrade.
Workaround: Use CLI, the GUI installer, or the Virtual Appliance Management
Interface (VAMI) to perform the upgrade. For more information, see VMware
knowledge base article 89493.
* A scheduled task fails and doesn't schedule further runs
With vSphere 8.0 Update 2, if a vCenter user is unauthorized or
unauthenticated, all scheduled tasks they own fail and cannot be scheduled
until the user privileges are restored or a different vSphere user takes over
the scheduled tasks. In the vSphere Client, you see messages for failed tasks
and reasons for the failure.
Workaround: Any vSphere user with sufficient privileges to edit scheduled
tasks, including the current task owner with restored privileges, can click
Edit and submit the scheduled task, without actually changing the scheduled
task. For more information, see Scheduling vSphere Tasks.
VIRTUAL MACHINE MANAGEMENT ISSUES
* When you add an existing virtual hard disk to a new virtual machine, you
might see an error that the VM configuration is rejected
When you add an existing virtual hard disk to a new virtual machine by using
the VMware Host Client, the operation might fail with an error such as The VM
configuration was rejected. Please see browser Console. The issue occurs
because the VMware Host Client might fail to get some properties, such as the
hard disk controller.
Workaround: After you select a hard disk and go to the Ready to complete
page, do not click Finish. Instead, return one step back, wait for the page
to load, and then click Next > Finish.
* In a mixed vCenter environment, when you clone a VM with First Class Disk
(FCD) attached and delete it, the attached FCD in the cloned VM is also
deleted
In a mixed vCenter environment, where vCenter is on version 8.0 Update 2 or
later and ESXi is on version 7.0 Update 3 or earlier, when you clone a VM
with FCD, the parameter KeepAfterDeleteVM is set to FALSE by default. As a
result, if the cloned VM is deleted, the attached cloned FCD is also deleted.
Workaround: In a mixed vCenter environment, where vCenter is of version 8.0
Update 2 or later and ESXi is on version 7.0 Update 3 or earlier, set the
KeepAfterDeleteVM parameter to TRUE by using the FCD API :
setVStorageObjectControlFlags. You can invoke the FCD API at
https://<VC_IP>/mob/?moid=VStorageObjectManager&method=setVStorageObjectControlFlags
and pass the control flag : KeepAfterDeleteVM.
VSPHERE LIFECYCLE MANAGER ISSUES
* You do not see a warning or error when entering non-numeric values for a
desired cluster configuration setting in the vSphere Client that requires
numbers
When you edit the host settings of the draft configuration for a cluster that
uses vSphere Configuration Profiles, you can enter non-numeric values in a
field that expects only numbers and you see no error or warning. For example,
if you set non-numeric characters in the setting for syslog rotations,
esx/syslog/global_settings/rotations, which expects a number, the Edit dialog
box closes without an error and seems to save the value, but the setting
actually keeps the previous valid value.
Workaround: Use numeric values in fields that expect numbers. Use numbers in
text inputs that expect numbers.
* You cannot edit the VMware vSphere Lifecycle Manager Update Download
scheduled task
In the vSphere Client, when you navigate to a vCenter Server instance and
select Scheduled Tasks under the Configure tab, if you select the VMware
vSphere Lifecycle Manager Update Download task and click Edit, you cannot
modify the existing settings.
Workaround: You can edit the VMware vSphere Lifecycle Manager Update Download
task by following the steps in the topic Configure the vSphere Lifecycle
Manager Automatic Download Task.
* Manually applied security advanced options on a vCenter system might not
persist across vSphere Lifecycle Manager operations
Some of all manually applied security advanced options on a vCenter system
might not persist across vSphere Lifecycle Manager operations, such as
upgrade, update, backup, or restore.
Workaround: Re-apply the manual settings after the vSphere Lifecycle Manager
task completes.
* If a parallel remediation task fails, you do not see the correct number of
ESXi hosts that passed or skipped the operation
With vSphere 8.0, you can enable vSphere Lifecycle Manager to remediate all
hosts that are in maintenance mode in parallel instead of in sequence.
However, if a parallel remediation task fails, in the vSphere Client you
might not see the correct number of hosts that passed, failed, or skipped the
operation, or even not see such counts at all. The issue does not affect the
vSphere Lifecycle Manager functionality, but only the reporting in the
vSphere Client.
Workaround: None.
* You see an authentication error on the vSphere Lifecycle Manager home view in
one of several linked vCenter instances
After an update of a linked vCenter system, access to the vSphere Lifecycle
Manager home page in the vSphere Client from one of the linked vCenter
instances might fail. When you select Menu > Lifecycle Manager, you see the
error Authentication failed, Lifecycle Manager server could not be contacted.
The issue also affects vSphere Lifecycle Manager baseline pages and
workflows. Workflows with vSphere Lifecycle Manager images are not affected.
Workaround: Log in to the vSphere Client from another vCenter instance in the
linked environment or restart the vsphere-ui service to resolve the issue.
* You see error messages when try to stage vSphere Lifecycle Manager Images on
ESXi hosts of version earlier than 8.0
ESXi 8.0 introduces the option to explicitly stage desired state images,
which is the process of downloading depot components from the vSphere
Lifecycle Manager depot to the ESXi hosts without applying the software and
firmware updates immediately. However, staging of images is only supported on
an ESXi 8.0 or later hosts. Attempting to stage a vSphere Lifecycle Manager
image on ESXi hosts of version earlier than 8.0 results in messages that the
staging of such hosts fails, and the hosts are skipped. This is expected
behavior and does not indicate any failed functionality as all ESXi 8.0 or
later hosts are staged with the specified desired image.
Workaround: None. After you confirm that the affected ESXi hosts are of
version earlier than 8.0, ignore the errors.
* A remediation task by using vSphere Lifecycle Manager might intermittently
fail on ESXi hosts with DPUs
When you start a vSphere Lifecycle Manager remediation on an ESXi hosts with
DPUs, the host upgrades and reboots as expected, but after the reboot, before
completing the remediation task, you might see an error such as:
A general system error occurred: After host … remediation completed,
compliance check reported host as 'non-compliant'. The image on the host does
not match the image set for the cluster. Retry the cluster remediation
operation.
This is a rare issue, caused by an intermittent timeout of the
post-remediation scan on the DPU.
Workaround: Reboot the ESXi host and re-run the vSphere Lifecycle Manager
compliance check operation, which includes the post-remediation scan.
VMWARE HOST CLIENT ISSUES
* VMware Host Client might display incorrect descriptions for severity event
states
When you look in the VMware Host Client to see the descriptions of the
severity event states of an ESXi host, they might differ from the
descriptions you see by using Intelligent Platform Management Interface
(IPMI) or Lenovo XClarity Controller (XCC). For example, in the VMware Host
Client, the description of the severity event state for the PSU Sensors might
be Transition to Non-critical from OK, while in the XCC and IPMI, the
description is Transition to OK.
Workaround: Verify the descriptions for severity event states by using the
ESXCLI command esxcli hardware ipmi sdr list and Lenovo XCC.
SECURITY FEATURES ISSUES
* If you use an RSA key size smaller than 2048 bits, RSA signature generation
fails
Starting from vSphere 8.0, ESXi uses the OpenSSL 3.0 FIPS provider. As part
of the FIPS 186-4 requirement, the RSA key size must be at least 2048 bits
for any signature generation, and signature generation with SHA1 is not
supported.
Workaround: Use RSA key size larger than 2048.
* You cannot encrypt virtual machines when connected to a vCenter version
earlier than 8.0 Update 1
When you use the vSphere Client to connect to a vCenter system of version 7.x
or earlier than 8.0 Update 1, and try to encrypt a VM either in the New
Virtual Machine wizard or in the Edit Settings dialog of an existing VM, you
see errors such as Operation failed! RuntimeFault.Summary and A general
runtime error occurred. Key /default KMS cluster not found. The task
completes successfully when you use the vSphere Client to log in to a vCenter
system of version 8.0 Update 1 or later.
Workaround: Use the vSphere Client from the vCenter instance of version
earlier than 8.0 Update 1 to encrypt the VM. Alternatively, you can enable VM
encryption on another vCenter instance of version 8.0 Update 1 and later, and
migrate the already encrypted VM to the vCenter instance of earlier version.
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