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Re: Host Connection Failure: VMs, Datastores Inaccessible (greyed Out)

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First of All thank you for your replies. I erally appreciate it.

 

Tried the steps asked by Gkeerthy. Below are the results:

 

Vswitch settings, NIC Teaming is all OK.

vmkping to vmkernel gateway - success
vmkping to NetApp filers - success

 

 

 

~ # esxcli storage nfs list

Volume Name               Host               Share                  Accessible   Mounted       Read-Only

--------------  ------------  -------------------       ----------       -------------     --------   -----------

Dev_Datastore   10.X.X.213  /vol/Dev_Datastore       false         false           false     

Prod_Datastore  10.X.X.212  /vol/Prod_Datastore       false         false            false    

Test_Datastore   10.X.X.213  /vol/Test_Datastore        false         false           false    

~ # esxcfg-nas -l
Dev_Datastore is /vol/Dev_Datastore from 10.X.X.213 unmounted unavailable
Prod_Datastore is /vol/Prod_Datastore from 10.X.X.212 unmounted unavailable
Test_Datastore is /vol/Test_Datastore from 10.X.X.213 unmounted unavailable

NOTE: If I run the same command on other running hosts, It says TRUE instead of false and "Mounted Available" instead on "Unmounted Unavailable".

 

Also My datastores are not a part of the storage cluster.

 

Question: What if I run the commandesxcli storage nfs remove -v Dev_Datastore (for each Datastore) and then mount the datastore again? Will it do any good?


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