Scenario:
Resolution:
Resolution:
- Login to vSAN VCSA as root
- rvc
- Provide a username that has administrator privileges @localhost as shown below
- Change directory to localhost
- Now browse through and set the directory to the respective cluster (in my case cluster name is "Cluster-Rack7")
- vsan.check_state -r <path to your cluster>
- You can purge vswp objects using: vsan.purge_inaccessible_vswp_objects <path to cluster>
- In this case its not a vswp object. So we have to find the owner node of the object and delete it forcefully from there.
- vsan.cmmds_find -u <UUID of object> <path to cluster> to find owner of the object
- SSH into the owner node and delete the inaccessible object file forcefully using /usr/lib/vmware/osfs/bin/objtool delete -u <UUID of inaccessible object> -f -v 10
- Perform vSAN health check to verify status
Hope it was useful. Cheers!
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