If some VMware products are undetected in the interoperability report, what action can be taken?

When VMware products are not detected in the interoperability report, the most logical action to take is to modify the product list manually. This means you would likely need to verify that the products in question are listed correctly or are compatible with the current infrastructure. The interoperability report relies on a defined set of products and versions, so if a product is undetected, there may be an issue with how the product is recognized or indexed in the report. Manually updating the product list allows administrators to ensure that all necessary components are accounted for, facilitating a better assessment of compatibility and integration.

While upgrading the vSphere version might help if there are compatibility concerns, it does not directly address the issue of undetected products in the report. Reinstalling the VM infrastructure would be a more drastic measure and usually unnecessary for resolving such detection issues. Restarting the vCenter services might temporarily refresh state but is unlikely to resolve the underlying issue of undetected products in the report. Thus, modifying the product list manually is the most targeted and relevant action in response to this situation.