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Horizon environment trigger "Update option values" tasks every 5 minutes in vCenter Web Client Recent Tasks (56982)

Last Updated: 10/16/2023Categories: TroubleshootingTotal Views: 11739Language:
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Symptoms

In a Horizon environment, we see "Update option values" tasks trigger every 5 minutes in vCenter Web Client Recent Tasks.

You have Multiple Horizon Pods connected to the same Vcenter:
Support Limitations when sharing a Single vCenter Server Across Multiple Horizon Pods (80673)

You may see intermittent slowness when performing a compute vMotion.

Within the settings of an ESXi Host (Configure -> Advanced System Settings -> CBRC.enable) you see inconsistent values across hosts - true or false.

Within the ESXi Logs, you will see confirmation of whether CBRC is enabled or not

Sample vmkernel.log lines:

2023-10-13T09:16:59.110ZWARNING: cbrc_filter: CBRCFilterAttach:881: Unable to attach cbrc filter CBRC is disable- disabled VSCSI Handle 10133

Purpose

CBRC is a vSphere feature, utilized by Horizon Desktops. Content-Based Read Cache (CBRC) or Host Caching.
It is designed to assist from a storage perspective in terms of IOPS reduction.

For example, a digest virtual volume is created for each VM. CBRC is enabled on the VM and the ESXi host.

The CBRC logs are present within VC and ESXi host logs in the following locations:
vmware.log
vmkernel.log

This KB highlights a specific scenario when an environment has multiple, separate connection servers pointing to a single vCenter.

Cause

This issue is caused when an environment has multiple, seperate connection servers pointing to a single vCenter.

The connection server with the desktop pool with enabled CBRC setting will  enable the setting on the host.

Another connection server with CBRC disabled will uncheck the setting on the host as well causing the value to flip continuously.

Resolution

Note: Ensure to take a complete backup of the ADAM database before proceeding. For more information, see Performing an end-to-end backup and restore for View Manager (1008046).

Procedure:

1. Connect to the horizon server LDAP database instance for Horizon
Connecting to the View ADAM LDAP Database (2012377)

2. Add a new name-value pair in this database called cs-skipdisablecbrc=1,under pae-NameValuePair in the path OU=Properties, OU=Global, CN=Common.

3.  Make this change to each separate connection server pod.

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