- Install the host, ensuring that you preserve the Virtual SAN disk partitions.
- Configure the Virtual SAN VMkernel port group on the host. For more information, see Configuring Virtual SAN VMkernel networking (2058368).
- Reconnect the host to the Virtual SAN cluster in vCenter Server.
- Connect to one of the remaining Virtual SAN cluster hosts using SSH.
- Identify the Virtual SAN Sub Cluster ID using this command:
# esxcli vsan cluster get
You see output similar to:
Cluster Information
Enabled: true
Current Local Time: 2013-09-06T18:50:39Z
Local Node UUID: 521b50a1-ad57-5028-ad51-90b11c3dd59a
Local Node State: MASTER
Local Node Health State: HEALTHY
Sub-Cluster Master UUID: 521b50a1-ad57-5028-ad51-90b11c3dd59a
Sub-Cluster Backup UUID: 52270091-d4c9-b9a0-377b-90b11c3dfe18
Sub-Cluster UUID: 5230913c-15de-dda3-045e-f4d510a93f1c
Sub-Cluster Membership Entry Revision: 1
Sub-Cluster Member UUIDs: 521b50a1-ad57-5028-ad51-90b11c3dd59a, 52270091-d4c9-b9a0-377b-90b11c3dfe18
Sub-Cluster Membership UUID: f3b22752-f055-bcc5-c622-90b11c3dd59a - Run this command on the newly rebuilt ESXi host using the Sub Cluster UUID identified in step 5:
# esxcli vsan cluster join -u sub_cluster_UUID
For example:
# esxcli vsan cluster join -u 5230913c-15de-dda3-045e-f4d510a93f1c - Verify that the host is now a part of the Virtual SAN cluster by running the command:
# esxcli vsan cluster get
You see output similar to:
Cluster Information
Enabled: true
Current Local Time: 2013-09-06T11:51:51Z
Local Node UUID: 522756f5-336a-8de0-791a-90b11c3e1fb9
Local Node State: AGENT
Local Node Health State: HEALTHY
Sub-Cluster Master UUID: 521b50a1-ad57-5028-ad51-90b11c3dd59a
Sub-Cluster Backup UUID: 52270091-d4c9-b9a0-377b-90b11c3dfe18
Sub-Cluster UUID: 5230913c-15de-dda3-045e-f4d510a93f1c
Sub-Cluster Membership Entry Revision: 1
Sub-Cluster Member UUIDs: 521b50a1-ad57-5028-ad51-90b11c3dd59a, 52270091-d4c9-b9a0-377b-90b11c3dfe18, 522756f5-336a-8de0-791a-90b11c3e1fb9
Sub-Cluster Membership UUID: f3b22752-f055-bcc5-c622-90b11c3dd59a - In the vCenter Server, refresh the Virtual SAN status view. All hosts now report the status as Healthy.
Thursday, September 29, 2016
How to add a host back to a VSAN cluster after an ESXi host rebuild (2059091)
To rejoin the ESXi host to the Virtual SAN cluster:
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