VSAN-Troubleshooting-Reference-Manual

Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Reference Manual – Virtual SAN
Network status: Misconfiguration detected
Network configuration issues on Virtual SAN normally show up as a
Misconfiguration detected on the main Virtual SAN screen in the vSphere Web Client.
Clicking on the (i) information icon usually gives some additional detail. This can be
caused by a number of issues, the most common of which are covered here.
Identifying a Partitioned Cluster
Consider a cluster experiencing a network partition issue. The easiest way to
identify how exactly the cluster is partitioned is to navigate to the Disk Management
view of Virtual SAN shown below (taken from a 5.5 environment), and look at the
Network Partition Group column. If all hosts are part of the same group, then there
is no partitioning. However, if hosts are in different groups, partitioning has
occurred.
Because some hosts appear in Group 1 and others appear in Group 2, there is a
network partition. There are other ways of telling whether a cluster has been
partitioned. One method is to use the esxcli vsan cluster get command on the
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