After restarting hosts in our lab (after 6.0 U1b) we're seeing issues with VSAN capacity and missing data.
Looking at the hosts I can see that some of the disks are not used when I run esxcli vsan storage list, Is there a way to re-add these disks to VSAN via the command line - our VC appliance was on this storage and will not start, so no RVC commands.
Thanks
Alain
naa.6b82a720d705a6001b60b11805769ee9
Device: naa.6b82a720d705a6001b60b11805769ee9
Display Name: naa.6b82a720d705a6001b60b11805769ee9
Is SSD: true
VSAN UUID: 5207cf30-ab87-a1bf-22bc-fb922114ec9f
VSAN Disk Group UUID: 5207cf30-ab87-a1bf-22bc-fb922114ec9f
VSAN Disk Group Name: naa.6b82a720d705a6001b60b11805769ee9
Used by this host: true
In CMMDS: true
Checksum: 7944913445491044904
Checksum OK: true
Emulated DIX/DIF Enabled: false
naa.6b82a720d705a6001dcd42b9051d40f3
Device: naa.6b82a720d705a6001dcd42b9051d40f3
Display Name: naa.6b82a720d705a6001dcd42b9051d40f3
Is SSD: false
VSAN UUID: 525ee1da-a743-4f5e-80fe-f9467be6ba79
VSAN Disk Group UUID: 5207cf30-ab87-a1bf-22bc-fb922114ec9f
VSAN Disk Group Name: naa.6b82a720d705a6001b60b11805769ee9
Used by this host: false
In CMMDS: false
Checksum: 10755741451665576716
Checksum OK: true
Emulated DIX/DIF Enabled: false
