A PowerStore administrator receives an alert that a VMFS datastore is in a degraded health state. The alert details indicate that one of the underlying volumes is offline. The administrator checks vCenter and sees that the datastore is still accessible. What is the most appropriate action?

Reboot the ESXi host that has the datastore mounted

Investigate the PowerStore alert and check the volume status in PowerStore Manager

Remove the datastore from vCenter and re-add it

Ignore the alert because the datastore is still accessible

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A PowerStore administrator receives an alert that a VMFS datastore is in a degraded health state. The alert details indicate that one of the underlying volumes is offline. The administrator checks vCenter and sees that the datastore is still accessible. What is the most appropriate action?

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