Top KB Articles for VMware vSAN Troubleshooting

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                                  KB Articles for VMware vSAN Troubleshooting
  1. How to manually remove and recreate a vSAN disk group using esxcli
  2. vSAN proactive rebalance
  3. vSAN Health Service – Cluster Health – vSAN Health Service up-do-date
  4. Moving a vSAN cluster from one vCenter Server to another
  5. How to add a host back to a vSAN cluster after an ESXi host rebuild
  6. Virtual Machines running on VMware vSAN 6.6 and later report guest data consistency concerns following a disk extend operation
  7. Best practices when using vSAN and non-vSAN disks with the same storage controller
  8. Using Oracle RAC on a vSphere 6.x vSAN Datastore
  9. How to use and interpret performance statistics collected using vSAN Observer
  10. vSAN Health Service – vSAN HCL Health – vSAN HCL DB up-to-date
  11. vSAN Performance Graphs in the vSphere Web Client
  12. vSAN Health Service – Cluster health – vSAN disk balance
  13. Changing the default repair delay time for a host failure in vSAN
  14. Build numbers and versions of VMware vSAN
  15. Shutting down and powering on a vSAN 6.x Cluster when vCenter Server is running on top of vSAN
  16. Best practices on DELL EMC NetWorker 9.1, 9.2, & 18.1 VMware Integration
  17. Understanding vSAN memory consumption in ESXi 6.0 U3, 6.5.0d, and later
  18. A simultaneous reboot or shutdown of all hosts in the vSAN cluster may result in data unavailability after a single failure
  19. FAQ: Support statement for 512e and 4K Native drives for VMware vSphere and vSAN
  20. Thick-provisioned VMs on vSAN detected on vSAN-health check

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