An administrator has successfully configured a Metro Availability protection domain. After a few days, the following NCC warning is raised:
What is the first action the administrator must take to resolve the issue?
In a Nutanix Metro Availability deployment, a data_locality_check warning indicating a VM is reading and writing across the metro link from a remote cluster means the VM's compute is currently running at a site opposite from where the active copy of its data resides; because Metro Availability resolves I/O against the local copy for optimal performance while synchronously mirroring to the standby site, the corrective action is to migrate the VM back onto a host at the site holding its data and then configure appropriate DRS/affinity rules so future placement stays aligned with the protection domain's active site.
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