cmmds-tool find -t NODE_DECOM_STATE -f json
{
"uuid": "5c99d5dd-3f98-0ee0-6f75-e4434b398000",
"owner": "5c99d5dd-3f98-0ee0-6f75-e4434b398000",
"health": "Healthy",
"revision": "2546",
"type": "NODE_DECOM_STATE",
"flag": "2",
"minHostVersion": "0",
"md5sum": "5919c7a6c18472bea464f097b577e011",
"valueLen": "144",
"content": {"decomState": 0, "decomJobType": 0, "decomJobUuid": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "progress": 0, "affObjList": [ ], "errorCode": 0, "updateNum": 0, "majorVersion": 0, "auditReport": "", "numObjectsEvacuated": 0, "totalObjectstoEvacuate": 0, "bytesToSyncRemaining": 0, "totalBytesToSync": 0},
"errorStr": "(null)"
}
decomState
status. Below are the known statuses for decomState
and their meanings:
decomState: 0
: This means that the node is not in maintenance mode.decomState: 4
: This means that the node is entering maintenance mode.decomState: 6
: This means that the node is in maintenance mode from a vSAN perspective.esxcli vsan maintenancemode cancel
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