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Re: VSAN stuck in inconsistent state

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Hello wsanders11,

 

Just a  short comment based on you updating your question:

 

Could those python-zdumps have been present before updating to 6.5 U1?

"If the disk is damaged, you can not activate vSAN or add ESXi host to vSAN cluster

If there is a corrupted storage device on the host, executing vSAN or adding a host to the vSAN cluster may cause the operation to fail. After doing this operation, Python zdump will be present on the host, the vdq -qcommand will fail and a core dump will be created on the relevant host.

This issue has been fixed in this release."

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/rn/vsphere-esxi-651-release-notes.html

 

Check the time stamps on them:

# ls -lah /locker/var/core

 

Dumps are safe to move to another location if you wish to retain them and are not active - though if they are not doing anything untoward like filling up a RAMdisk then moving is unlikely to change the situation.

 

 

Bob


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