In these cases, the host's storage is still fully functional within the VSAN datastore and its VMs usually continue running properly for a time. The result is a host that fails to respond to vCenter and is slow and difficult to access or manage in other ways. The vCenter cannot communicate with the host due to the lack of these services and general difficulty with a lagging host that does not have enough available resources to function properly. An ESXi host shuts down resource-intensive services like hostd rather than take from what is allocated to running VMs, if they need it. While there can be other reasons (see Notes section below for links to additional articles), unresponsive host services can be caused by the host running out of available resources (usually memory). This situation is due to certain services on the host that are not running properly. In vCenter, these hosts show in the navigator with See more See less This article describes what to check or do about hosts that are not manageable by the vCenter when they are expected to be. Steps in this article may also be relative to other issues with host responsiveness, even if the host does not necessarily look disconnected from vCenter. In vCenter, these hosts show in the navigator with (disconnected) or (not responding) next to the hostname. Summary: This article describes what to check or do about hosts that are not manageable by the vCenter when they are expected to be. Dell EMC VxRail: ESXi host shows 'not responding' or 'disconnected' in vCenter (Customer Correctable) This article describes what to check or do about hosts that are not manageable by the vCenter when they are expected to be.
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