vSAN cluster partitioned with ERROR "Data-in-transit encryption is disabled on the vSAN cluster but is enabled on this host"
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Article ID: 409681
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Products
VMware vSAN
Issue/Introduction
vSAN cluster is in a network partitioned stated with the following error "Data-in-transit encryption is disabled on the vSAN cluster but is enabled on this host"
Environment
VMware vSAN (all versions)
Cause
If Data-in-transit encryption is enabled at the host level but not at the cluster level and a new host or witness is added to the cluster this host will be network partitioned as Data-in-transit encryption is not enabled on it.
Resolution
Activate Data in transit encryption on the vSAN cluster.
In the Hosts and Clusters inventory, select the vSphere cluster that uses vSAN as storage.
Click the Configure tab and under vSAN, click Services.
Click the Data ServicesEdit button.
In the vSAN Services dialog box, activate the toggle switch of Data-In-Transit encryption, configure rekey interval and click Apply
Disabled Data in transit encryption form the hosts that have it enabled
Connect to the hosts with SSH.
Perform esxcli vsan network security set -e false on host.
Check 'Data-in-Transit Encryption status' is false by performing command
[root@esxihost:~] esxcli vsan network security get Sub-Cluster UUID: ########-####-####-############ Data-in-Transit Encryption status: false Rekey Interval (in minutes): 1440
This will ensure that Data in Transport Encryption is disabled and now in alignment with Cluster settings.