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Blue blocks in witness
Blue blocks in witness












  1. Blue blocks in witness how to#
  2. Blue blocks in witness update#

This might sound easy at first, but things get complicated rather fast. The point is in tracing the line through the maze while collecting all the hexagonal dots. Green Panel Puzzle SolutionsThese are located in a small farming shack next to the blue panel puzzles. If you are stumped check out the solution for all of them in the screenshot bellow. The first couple of puzzles you solve are pretty straightforward, but by fifth puzzle you will probably spend more and more time on finding the solution. You can avoid them with empty squares or by using the edge. You are not allowed to draw a line between squares with same color dots inside them. I now understand that the point is in color separation) I am not racist but, you need to separate all the white squares from all the black squares (that sounds bad – doesn’t it?).

Blue blocks in witness how to#

(Update: my initial assumption on how to solve these was very wrong. The map bellow shows the location of the puzzles we’ll show solutions for:īlue Panel Puzzle solutionsThe point of these is to draw a line between squares that have white and black dots inside them. Proceed with caution because there are spoilers ahead. We found ourselves in that position many times while playing this game and that is why we provide these guides. Using a guide to solve them should be your last resort, when you are at your wits’ end. The greatest reward for a person playing The Witness is solving the puzzles. Check our guide for all puzzle solutions in the Witness if you need a hint for solving puzzles in other areas. In this guide we’ll show you the solution to all the black/white dot puzzles (or as some call them – blue panel puzzles) and green panel puzzles in the early sections of the game. Early culmination of combining these two is solving the puzzle on bunker doors found left of the path after you exit the starting area through unlocked force field. Tagging vmk0 (only) for “vSAN Traffic” in this situation is fully supported.įor more information about vSAN 2 Node or Stretched Clusters, be sure to check out StorageHub for more information.These are frequently combined together in puzzles and are an important part of puzzle mechanics in early sections of the Witness. If both the Management (vmk0) and witnessPg (vmk1) interfaces have to be on the same IP segment, the witnessPg VMkernel interface must have “vSAN Traffic” untagged and the Management VMkernel (vmk0) must have “vSAN Traffic” tagged. All vSAN Traffic on the vSAN Witness Host will flow out of vmk0, resulting in Health Check errors. If both the Management (vmk0) and witnessPg (vmk1) VMkernel interfaces are on the same IP segment, a multi-homing issue ( ) will occur. And again, in this case, the vSAN Witness Host will only have “vSAN Traffic”.Īnother item to keep in mind when designing/deploying 2 Node or Stretched vSAN Clusters, is IP addressing of the vSAN Witness Host VMkernel interfaces. In vSAN 6.7, VMware extended WTS support to vSAN Stretched Clusters as well. It will not have traffic tagged as “Witness”. The vSAN Witness Host only has “vSAN Traffic” enabled on a VMkernel interface.Īgain, for clarity: The vSAN Witness Host will only have a VMkernel interface tagged for “vSAN Traffic”. In a 2 Node Direct Connect configuration (using WTS) data nodes have a VMkernel interface tagged with “vSAN Traffic” and one tagged with “Witness” traffic.

blue blocks in witness

The vSAN Witness Host has the following configuration: Notice that the data nodes have the following configuration:

blue blocks in witness

Here’s an illustration from the Stretched Cluster and 2 Node Guide, showing WTS.

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This could be an existing VMkernel, or a dedicated VMkernel, and it had to be tagged for “Witness” traffic. A mechanism of offloading traffic destined for the vSAN to a different VMkernel interface was added. What this did, was remove the requirement for the backend data node network to communicate with the vSAN Witness Host.

Blue blocks in witness update#

In vSAN 6.5 (as well as back ported to vSAN 6.2 w/vSphere 6.0 Update 3), VMware added support for Witness Traffic Separation (WTS) in 2 Node vSAN configurations. Connectivity had to be considered to allow the vSAN Witness Host to communicate with the data nodes using “vSAN Traffic.” In vSAN 6.1 and 6.2, the vmk1 VMkernel interface needed to be able communicate with the backend vSAN data network just like any other vSAN data node might. Using the vSAN Witness Appliance is easy, does not require any additional licensing, and has much of the configuration standardized (sizing, disks, tagged ports).Ī second VMkernel port (vmk1) on the witnessPg port group is tagged for “vSAN Traffic” just like any other vSAN data node might have. This can be a physical vSphere host or a VMware provided virtual appliance. With 2 Node and Stretched Cluster vSAN, a vSAN Witness Host is used.














Blue blocks in witness