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VMware: vSA 1.0 Manager GUI – Important information!

Posted by bartvdw on 1616/0808/2012

Apparently VMware has become aware of an issue regarding vSA 1.0 Manager GUI and putting clusters in maintenance mode.

In short: don’t use the GUI at this moment!

VMware ALERT: Using the vSA 1.0 Manager GUI to enter cluster maintenance mode
http://blogs.vmware.com/kb/2012/08/vmware-alert-using-the-vsa-10-manager-gui-to-enter-cluster-maintenance-mode.html

Using the vSphere Storage Appliance 1.0 Manager GUI to enter cluster maintenance mode can result in clusters entering an inconsistent state
http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2033400

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