If ESXi's built-in tools are unable to recover the datastore, consider using third-party tools, such as:
# Check filesystem (no repair) voma -m vmfs -f check -d /dev/disks/naa.600xxxx:1
# Identify the snapshot LUN esxcfg-volume -l
: A datastore is removed from the vSphere inventory or its underlying LUN is unmapped.
Once the datastore is recovered, re-register it with the ESXi host using the esxcli command:
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If ESXi's built-in tools are unable to recover the datastore, consider using third-party tools, such as:
# Check filesystem (no repair) voma -m vmfs -f check -d /dev/disks/naa.600xxxx:1 recovery vmfs datastore
# Identify the snapshot LUN esxcfg-volume -l If ESXi's built-in tools are unable to recover
: A datastore is removed from the vSphere inventory or its underlying LUN is unmapped. consider using third-party tools
Once the datastore is recovered, re-register it with the ESXi host using the esxcli command: