After a parks-and-rec ESXi host dropped from the fabric, the operator needs NSX's own alarm list rather than only a vSphere host alarm. Where should they look in the NSX GUI?
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Short Explanation
vSphere can yell that a host is down, but NSX keeps its own smoke alarms for fabric nodes. Open the Home dashboard or the Alarms page in NSX Manager—don't hunt DHCP or Carbon Black for that list.
Full Explanation
NSX Manager raises fabric alarms (disconnected transport nodes, service failures, and similar) on the Home dashboard and the dedicated Alarms view. Those NSX alarms are the GUI place to inspect NSX-reported node disconnects. DHCP, context profiles, and Carbon Black endpoint detections are different products or objects and do not replace the NSX Alarms page.