Dual encryption applied to VMs on vSAN" for one or more VM's in the vSAN cluster.
VMware vSAN [ All Versions]
The condition is triggered by overlapping cryptographic configurations, specifically when a virtual machine utilizing a VM Encryption policy is placed on a vSAN datastore that already has vSAN Data-at-Rest Encryption enabled causing redundant hypervisor and datastore level cryptographic operations.
If double-encryption is not explicitly required, remove the VM-level encryption to restore performance efficiency:
Option 1: If double-encryption is not explicitly required for compliance, remove the VM-level encryption:
Power off the affected Virtual Machine.
Right-click the VM and select VM Policies > Edit VM Storage Policies.
Reassign the VM to a storage policy that does not have VM Encryption enabled (e.g., the default vSAN Storage Policy).
Option 2: If dual encryption is strictly required, silence the health check:
In the vSphere Client, navigate to the "Dual encryption applied to VMs" finding in vSAN Skyline health section.
Click Silence Alert to acknowledge and hide the warning.