You can remediate the configuration of a Trusted Cluster by using either the vSphere Client or the command line.

Prerequisites

The vCenter Server for the Trusted Cluster must be running vSphere 7.0 Update 1 or later.

Procedure

  1. Connect to the vCenter Server of the Trusted Cluster.
    Tool Steps
    vSphere Client
    1. Connect to the vCenter Server of the Trusted Cluster by using the vSphere Client.
    2. Log in as a Trust Authority administrator.
    CLI In a PowerCLI session, run the Connect-VIServer cmdlet to connect as the Trust Authority administrator to the vCenter Server of the Trusted Cluster.
    Connect-VIServer -server TrustedCluster_VC_ip_address -User trust_admin_user -Password 'password'
  2. Remediate the Trusted Cluster then recheck the Trusted Cluster health.
    Tool Steps
    vSphere Client
    1. Navigate to a Trusted Cluster.
    2. Select Configure, then select Trust Authority.
    3. Click Remediate.
    4. Click Check Health.
    CLI
    1. Run the Set-TrustedCluster cmdlet with the -Remediate parameter, for example:
      Set-TrustedCluster -TrustedCluster 'TrustedCluster' -Remediate
    2. Run the Get-TrustedClusterAppliedStatus cmdlet, for example:
      Get-TrustedClusterAppliedStatus -TrustedCluster 'TrustedCluster'