Multipath configuration may cause issues with VMware virtual disks in vSphere CSI environments#3793
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Multipath configuration and VMware virtual disks
When following generic multipath setup guides (such as for NetApp Trident with iSCSI/NFS), multipath may be enabled for all disks, including VMware virtual disks. This can lead to issues with the vSphere CSI driver:
/dev/dm-*)./sys/devices/virtual/block/dm-*/device: no such file or directory.Root cause:
Multipath is configured for VMware virtual disks, but multipathing for VMware should only be handled at the ESXi layer. Multipath in the guest OS is only needed for iSCSI/NFS (e.g. Trident).
Solution:
Exclude VMware virtual disks from multipath by adding a blacklist entry in your
multipath.conf: