You can use enumDevicesTargets.ps1 example and check for the SyncStatus property of an HA device. 1 stands for "synchronized", 2 for "synchronizing", 3 for "non-synchronized".
Let me know if you need more information.

It's being prepared at the moment. Going to be published soon, from what I know. At the moment, you would use sample scripts to adjust them to your needs.

Did both hosts lose sync or just one of them?

Scott,

Is there a chance to get your logs for further investigation? You can upload them to your file sharing portal of choice and PM me the link to the download.
By the way, if your build is not the latest one, I would recommend to upgrade to the latest build, as there were some fixes added there.

In the latest build you have the AddHAPartner.ps1 sample script that allows adding a partner to the already existing disk. Feel free to adjust it as needed.

Jan,

You would need to adjust an example script from the StarWindX Powershell samples folder in your StarWind installation path. There is a script called CreateHA*.ps1. Just select your scenario and adjust the parameters as needed.

Currently, the Linux-based StarWind VSAN for vSphere operates with VMware ESXi environments.

StarWind VSAN uses active-active replication, so there is no notion of primary/secondary. If you feel I might have misunderstood the question, just provide me with more information regarding it.

How are NVMe drives utilized by the StarWind VMs? Are they configured as pass-through or have you created VMDKs on top of those disks?

Thanks for updating the thread with the resolution. Great you were able to resolve this hardware fault.

In the log I see a USB drive attached.
Try removing the USB drive and check the behavior once again.

I will check the log additionally and let you know my findings.

I guess what you meant by a 100 GB SSD offload was L2 caching. If so, you would need to perform the following steps: 1. Create an HA disk or required size with "Create HA(two nodes).ps1" 2. On one of the nodes, create a standalone disk of 100GB and do not attach it to target. Use CreateIma...

Adjust Enable-SWXLog to This is written to a file in the root of your user directory. I would like to have a look at this log file.

Could you provide more details on what components you installed, the OS you try this with and any relevant information in general?