I factory reset my router and broke VSAN

[fRactIalz00m]

Im dumb, somehow I thought it was OK to have the VSAN's configured as DHCP.  I do not know why exactly resetting the fw/router broke VSAN 2 switches away, but thats the way she goes.

To make matters more difficult my Photon machine was in that VSAN.

I have since re-ip'd the VSAN's on each host.  I can ping each vmnic, but they just are not communicating.  I have looked for relevant logs but dont see anything.

This is a flat network, no vlans, fw's open for lan.

Attached are what I believe to be relevant pictures.

Thanks for your time

[TheBobkin]

Hello fRactIalz00m​

Is this a vSAN 6.5 0d or later cluster?

If so, check the Unicast agent list and repopulate it if necessary if the IPs have changed (or are incorrect)

# esxcli vsan cluster unicast list

VMware Knowledge Base

This should only contain the information of all other hosts in the cluster, not the host you are checking this on.

Bob

[fRactIalz00m]

This brought me to the right direction and im back in business.

Thank you Bobkin!