Occasionally you can run into the situation where you need to leave a host down for an extended period of time and the business is happy to sign off on a loss of storage redundancy while any work is completed. In a vSAN environment without further action this could lead to a significant number of
Useful commands you can run to gather vSAN & Storage related information for troubleshooting uptime vmware -vl esxcli vsan cluster get esxcli vsan health cluster list esxcli vsan health cluster get -t=”Overall disks health” esxcli vsan storage list esxcli storage core device list esxcli storage core device stats get Much of this is useful to
Creating a new TCP/IP stack is extremely easy but will need to be completed on each host making use of it. You simply run the following command: #esxcli network ip netstack add -N “Name“
While creating a nested lab recently i noticed occasionally some SSD backed datastores & local disk when in single disk RAID0 weren’t correctly displaying as being SSD. Fortunately its a quick fix to resolve this on the host, simply complete the following: SSH to your Host ESXi1#esxcli storage nmp device list 2.Locate the id of
