Has anyone else run into the issue of multiple NVME drives of the same size, make, and model not showing up in VMWare?
They all get assigned the same identifier so ESXI thinks they're all the same device. Are there ways to change the identifier so VMWare sees them as separate devices? This can be observed in ESXi 6.7, 7.0, and 8.0 from my testing. The URL below explains the situation a bit better. Attached screenshots of 3 storage adapters detected, but only 1 storage device with 3 paths.
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They all get assigned the same identifier so ESXI thinks they're all the same device. Are there ways to change the identifier so VMWare sees them as separate devices? This can be observed in ESXi 6.7, 7.0, and 8.0 from my testing. The URL below explains the situation a bit better. Attached screenshots of 3 storage adapters detected, but only 1 storage device with 3 paths.
ESXI6.7 nvme ssd issue
Being a software engineer, I am disturbing by the way this software create the disk ID. According to the following table from VMware Docs we have some case that the software will not recognize the disk or lost disks. ID Formats Supported by Device Device Identifier Generated by Host EUI64 ID...
