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mjacobson
Novice I
4 years ago
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I'm having a weird error with one of my vvols after

I'm having a weird error with one of my vvols after repairing a vsphere-ha corruption problem. the vvol shows connected to one cluster, but not connected under "connectivity with hosts" > configure with the other cluster under the same DC.
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    jmccarty
    4 years ago
    Would also suggest right-clicking on a host (say host2) and choose Certificates>Referesh CA Certificates to ensure the VASA certs are on host 2
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    jmccarty
    Novice I
    4 years ago
    I'm assuming that the Protocol Endpoint is still connected to the respective cluster Host Groups.
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    jmccarty
    Novice I
    4 years ago
    When you say one of your volumes, do you mean the vVol datastore itself, or an individual volume?
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    jmccarty
    Novice I
    4 years ago
    It would almost appear as those vCenter isn't reporting properly
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    mjacobson
    Novice I
    4 years ago
    yeah. been having weird issues with this cluster lately. The act of simply attaching the vvol to the hosts corrupted HA
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    jmccarty
    Novice I
    4 years ago
    pics 1 & 2 appear to be from different datastores, but we're only providing one datastore from FA today (multiple independent vVol datastores are being worked on)