VSAN-Troubleshooting-Reference-Manual

Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Reference Manual – Virtual SAN
this device might come back, so this situation could be a result of a host reboot or a
disk that was offlined or ejected from the host. Virtual SAN will wait 60 minutes
before rebuilding any of these components by default.
Note: The above output is taken from version 5.5. vsan.vm_object_info is different
in Virtual SAN version 6.0. In the 6.0 version, a new field is included which includes
the vote count of the component, as shown here:
Component: b91dd354-a3ed-a07c-c799-b8ca3a70ba70 (state: ACTIVE (5), host:
10.155.60.18, md: naa.5000c500581adacb, ssd: naa.55cd2e404b4d06e4, votes: 1,
usage: 0.4 GB)
vsan.resync_dashboard
If the previous situation where a device is ABSENT continues for 60 minutes (by
default, but tunable), Virtual SAN will rebuild the affected components of the
ABSENT device. The command vsan.resync_dashboard will display the resyncing
of the components that are being rebuilt elsewhere in the cluster. Using this
command, it is possible to tell how many bytes are left to sync for that particular
VM/Object.
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