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- Status of TLSv1.1/1.2 Enablement and TLSv1.0 Disablement across VMware products
- Virtual Machines running on VMware vSAN 6.6 and later report guest data consistency concerns following a disk extend operation
- Thick-provisioned VMs on vSAN detected on vSAN-health check
- “Host cannot communicate with all other nodes in vSAN enabled cluster” error
- VASA Provider Registration Troubleshooting
- “Cannot complete file operation” error during vSAN VM creation
- Replacing SSD disk on a vSAN cluster
- Using Red Hat Clustering Suite or SUSE Linux on a vSphere 6.x vSAN Datastore
- Component metadata health check fails with invalid state error
- “Virtual SAN Disk Balance” warning alarm during vSAN health check
- Best practices for vSAN implementations using Dell PERC H730 or FD332-PERC storage controllers
- Initializing vSAN during boot takes a longer time
- VSAN cluster would display incorrect capacity information with 0 Bytes used and 0 Bytes free
- Unable to upload, copy or create files in a VMware vSAN-backed datastore
- vSAN HCL DB up-to-date health check is red for the fresh deployment without internet access
- Network diagnostic mode health check warning in cluster configuration consistency check
- “Unexpected VMware Update Manager (VUM) baseline creation failure” error in vSAN Build Recommendation Engine Health
- “The ramdisk “vsantraces” is full” error reports in vSAN logging
- vSAN health test fails on Performance Service
- The host enters in Maintenance Mode with the “Ensure Data Accessibility ” instead of “Evacuate all data ” or “No Data Migration” when connected directly using the host vSphere client
