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More vSAN Cmdlets in PowerCLI 11!

by Jase McCartyOctober 11, 2018February 16, 20202

There’s a new release of PowerCLI, and it includes some more vSAN goodness! We’ve added some capabilities previously found in the Ruby vSphere Console and …

Understanding Mixed MTU support in Stretched & 2 Node vSAN 6.7 U1 clusters with Witness Traffic Separation

by Jase McCartyOctober 8, 2018February 16, 20200

Witness Traffic Separation introduced the ability to tag “witness” traffic on an alternate VMkernel interface on vSAN data nodes. Witness Traffic Separation is the feature …

Understanding vSAN Witness Consolidation & 2 Node vSAN

by Jase McCartySeptember 17, 2018February 16, 20200

The vSAN Witness Appliance was introduced as a free alternative to using a physical ESXi host as a vSAN Witness Host. This appliance is only …

Understanding vSAN Encryption – KMS Profile Addressing

by Jase McCartyAugust 6, 2018February 16, 20200

When using vSAN Encryption, one of the vSAN Health Check tests will show the health of the connection between the vSAN Hosts and the KMS …

Understanding vSAN – Can it be used with Traditional or vVols Storage?

by Jase McCartyJuly 27, 2018October 4, 20230

On a call today this question came up: “Can vSAN be used with other storage?” This is a very common question, covered in the vSAN …

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