Ok, there must be something else.
I monitor TCP connections and I only see my Vsphere CLIENT connected to remote port 443, nothing else. If I close vSphere Client, all those 443 port TCP connections go away.
But I was using it fine for years now...and all of the sudden...here we have this annoying event again.
I am frustrated because this repeating event pushes out the IMPORTANT waringn about storage deterioration problem, which I hunt for - but if I have just those "root logged out" events all over, I cannot watch for realy importan event.
Any idea?
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Andrej Pirman
8/22/2022 - Mon
Andrej Pirman
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After I restart host Management Agents, this issue stops...
...BUT I loose hardware status in vSphere client.
Seems like some vendor-specific MIB/CIM is not up to date.
Andrew Hancock (VMware vExpert PRO / EE Fellow/British Beekeeper)
I would change the root password, and see which of your applications, monitoring apps fails!
Hanccocka gave me an advice, but from my initial question it was clear, that I was already past suggested solution, therefore despite of good intention, I decided not to reward his suggestion.<br />Thanx anyway!
After I restart host Management Agents, this issue stops...
...BUT I loose hardware status in vSphere client.
Seems like some vendor-specific MIB/CIM is not up to date.