ESXi- vSAN command – VMware vSAN – CMMDS
Hello all, This post is related to the previous one vSAN commands – VMware vSAN – Part 1 Today, new ESXi vSAN commands will be explained for better vSAN understanding and it’s ESXi related which can be used for troubleshooting, but not in all cases. esxcli vsan storage list List storage disks claimed by vSAN.
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~ # esxcli vsan storage list naa.5000cca0310fxxxx Device: naa.5000cca0310fxxxx Display Name: naa.5000cca0310fxxxx Is SSD: true VSAN UUID: 5202288f-5789-4e4a-3a91-0036e789xxxx VSAN Disk Group UUID: 523c86ea-fe50-1e7f-4049-75bc2f3axxxx VSAN Disk Group Name: naa.55cd2e404c0dxxxx Used by this host: true In CMMDS: <span style="color: #000000;"><strong>true</strong></span> Checksum: 748541782027695xxxx Checksum OK: true naa.5000cca0310fxxxx Device: naa.5000cca0310fxxxx Display Name: naa.5000cca0310fxxxx Is SSD: true VSAN UUID: 5204f75b-ce8f-1324-fbef-94908861xxxx VSAN Disk Group UUID: 523c86ea-fe50-1e7f-4049-75bc2f3axxxx VSAN Disk Group Name: naa.55cd2e404c0dxxxx Used by this host: true In CMMDS: <span style="color: #000000;"><strong>false</strong></span> Checksum: 831070650279256xxxx Checksum OK: true |
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