5.1 ESXI health status: unknown

Hello

I have a HP PL DL380p G8 and ESXI 5.1 with essential kit. Everything was ok, but after months, I got in the health configuration tab: unknown.

Bit is all ok, server is running, and I don't find any hw problem.

Why is-status unknown health?

Thank you.

Hello

Restart management agents.

How? Look here:

Management for the restart ESXi (ESX 3i) agents

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