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Safely decommission vSAN nodes auf no vSAN in use
This setting defines the shutdown behavior in case of a vSAN is in use - The vCenter provides different basic settings, to be
selected at this configuration point. If you want to use an RCCMD-managed vSAN, refer to the basic requirements that must be
met.
The default setting is "No vSAN in use".
VMware running RCCMD
RCCMD needs to know the name of the virtual machine that contains the RCCMD appliance. This setting prevents a shutdown
of the RCCMD Client.
Tell RCCMD all ESXi Hosts to shut down
With this configuration dialog, declare which ESXi hosts has to be shut down by RCCMD:
The menu bar provides several functions:
- Add: Add another host. To remove a host
- Remove: Select a host and click Remove to remove it from the current list
- Edit: Select a host. With Edit you can edit the access data.
- Verify: If you press this button, the current configuration will be saved and the login data will be validated. At verified,
RCCMD shows the connection attempt.
Estimated shutdown time
After the configuration job is done, RCCMD shows an estimated shutdown time:
This is the current average shut down time of your IT infrastructure. Please note, this shut down time is calculated and can be
used to compare it with the he emergency power time granted by the UPS.
Due to the fact this is a calculated value: Please test you shutdown setting before activating!
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