Host profiles issue

[DGI_Drift]

Hi

I need to use Host Profiles for my SQL cluster that's contains 2 hosts.

I got this Failure Against Host Profile for one of my host:

       Host state doesn't match specification: device 'datastore' needs to be reset

I have read the KB http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=200248..., and done what I can do.

I can't disable all, because I have RDM attached to these hosts, and needs to set Device perennially reserved status= true.

It is the local disk for the host that is the issue. I had the same issue for the first host (the reference host for the profile) but when I disabled the NAA id in the profile it was OK.

The NAA id for the host local disk isn't i the profile, so I don't know what to do.

I have also added the NAA id for the datastore to the host profile and the disabled it in the host profile, but it still complain about it.

[DavoudTeimouri]

Which LUN is ,mapped to your VM?

Did you use local disk?

[DGI_Drift]

I'm not sure if I understand what you mean?

But I have mapped "normal" LUN and the RDM LUN to Host!

I haven't any VM at the host yet, but when I have that, the VM have disk on an "normal" LUN and RDM.

I use local disk for the ESXi installation. It is only ESXi that uses the local disk.

[DGI_Drift]

I was to quick here:smileyplain:

Now I got the same issue on the other host (that is the reference host).

Does anyone have an solution for this?

If I disable the NAA id's that's the local disk on each server, why is the Host Profile complaining about this NAA id's?

If I do something and get the one host compliant, the other isn't, and the other way around!

"""It seems I solved it myself!!

I enabled the NAA id again (that I manually added in the Host Profile) for the local disk on the second host in the host profile, and the host is compliant.""""