If i take a look deeper in the ESXi configuration, i found this, but don't know if it is relevant to my problem
on the problematic ESXi :
~ # vsish -e get /net/portsets/vSwitch3/ports/67108868/status
port {
portCfg:VM Network
dvPortId:
clientName:Machine 4
world leader:16830
flags:port flags: 0x1003a3 -> IN_USE ENABLED WORLD_ASSOC RX_COALESCE TX_COALESCE TX_COMP_COALESCE CONNECTED
Passthru status:: 0x8 -> DISABLED_BY_HOST
ethFRP:frame routing {
requested:filter {
flags:0x0000000b
unicastAddr:00:0c:29:7c:xx:xx:
LADRF:[0]: 0x0
[1]: 0x0
}
accepted:filter {
flags:0x0000000b
unicastAddr:00:0c:29:7c:xx:xx:
LADRF:[0]: 0x0
[1]: 0x0
}
}
filter supported features:features: 0 -> NONE
filter properties:properties: 0 -> NONE
}
On another ESXi (and others are the same) - these are ok and can communicate with each other:
~ # vsish -e get /net/portsets/vSwitch1/ports/33554441/status
port {
portCfg:VM Network
dvPortId:
clientName:Machine 9
world leader:18894
flags:port flags: 0x100023 -> IN_USE ENABLED WORLD_ASSOC CONNECTED
Passthru status:: 0x1 -> WRONG_VNIC
ethFRP:frame routing {
requested:filter {
flags:0x0000002b
unicastAddr:00:0c:29:15:xx:xx:
LADRF:[0]: 0xc00000
[1]: 0x400000
}
accepted:filter {
flags:0x0000002b
unicastAddr:00:0c:29:15:xx:xx:
LADRF:[0]: 0xc00000
[1]: 0x400000
}
}
filter supported features:features: 0 -> NONE
filter properties:properties: 0 -> NONE
}
Does somenone have information about this ?