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// * installing/installing_vsphere/using-vsphere-problem-detector-operator.adoc

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= Configuration checks run by the {operator-name}

The following tables identify the configuration checks that the {operator-name} runs. Some checks verify the configuration of the cluster. Other checks verify the configuration of each node in the cluster.

.Cluster configuration checks
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|Name
|Description

|`CheckDefaultDatastore`
|Verifies that the default datastore name in the {vmw-full} configuration is short enough for use with dynamic provisioning.

If this check fails, you can expect the following:

* `systemd` logs errors to the journal such as `Failed to set up mount unit: Invalid argument`.

* `systemd` does not unmount volumes if the virtual machine shuts down or reboots without draining all the pods from the node.

If this check fails, reconfigure {vmw-short} with a shorter name for the default datastore.

|`CheckFolderPermissions`
|Verifies the permission to list volumes in the default datastore. You must enable the permission to create volumes. The Operator verifies the permission by listing the `/` and `/kubevols` directories. When the Operator performs the check, the root directory must exist. The `/kubevols` directory might not exist at the time of the check. The creation of the `/kubevols` directory occurs when the datastore supports dynamic provisioning.

If this check fails, review the required permissions for the vCenter account that you specified during the {product-title} installation.

|`CheckStorageClasses`
|Verifies the following:

* The fully qualified path to each persistent volume that the storage class provisions does not go lower than 255 characters.

* The storage class can use only one storage policy and the policy must be defined.

|`CheckTaskPermissions`
|Verifies the permission to list recent tasks and datastores.

|`ClusterInfo`
|Collects the cluster version and UUID from {vmw-short} vCenter.
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.Node configuration checks
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|Name
|Description

|`CheckNodeDiskUUID`
|Verifies that all the {vmw-short} virtual machines include the `disk.enableUUID=TRUE` configuration.

If this check fails, see the link:https://access.redhat.com/solutions/4606201[How to check `disk.EnableUUID` parameter from VM in vSphere] Red Hat Knowledgebase solution.

|`CheckNodeProviderID`
|Verifies that all nodes have the `ProviderID` configuration from {vmw-short} vCenter. This check fails when the output from the following command does not include a provider ID for each node.

[source,terminal]
----
$ oc get nodes -o custom-columns=NAME:.metadata.name,PROVIDER_ID:.spec.providerID,UUID:.status.nodeInfo.systemUUID
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If this check fails, reference the {vmw-short} product documentation on how to set the provider ID for each node in the cluster.

|`CollectNodeESXiVersion`
|Reports the version of the ESXi hosts that run nodes.

|`CollectNodeHWVersion`
|Reports the virtual machine hardware version for a node.
|===