A single ESXi host becomes disconnected from vCenter and will not reconnect. When troubleshooting, you remove the host from vCenter and it will not rejoin. You contact Support and are asked to upload the vm-support bundle from the host for review. The host does not have connectivity to a shared data store, but you can SSH into the host.
Which procedure would you use to generate and retrieve the vm-support bundle?

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A single ESXi host becomes disconnected from vCenter and will not reconnect. When troubleshooting, you remove the host from vCenter and it will not rejoin. You contact Support and are asked to upload the vm-support bundle from the host for review. The host does not have connectivity to a shared data store, but you can SSH into the host.

Which procedure would you use to generate and retrieve the vm-support bundle?

Avion Bryant · Accepted Answer

Launch a streaming SSH session using the ssh root@ESXHostnameOrIPAddress vm-support -s vm-support-Hostname.tgz command.

Avion Bryant · Answer

In vCenter, Click the File Export Export System Logs, select the desired host, select the components and performance data, browse to the download location, and select Finish to complete.

Avion Bryant · Answer

From the console session, run the vm-support -f -w vmfsvolumesDATASTORE_NAME command.

Avion Bryant · Answer

Use the vSphere Web Client and connect to the host using httpsusernamevCenterFQDNcgi- binvm-support.cgi.

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