@creamy-pencil-82913 Looks like I need your help again! Looks like the rancher provisioned nodes don't request DHCP lease renewal. After a reboot of the nodes, their IPs changed and broke the cluster. I tried to scale down to single node and run

rke2 server --cluster-reset

but due to an accident, rancher marked all nodes for deletion. I quickly exported an etcd snapshot of the database because rancher is now creating brand new nodes with a new database. I also disabled the account the vSphere Cloud Provider uses to talk to vcenter to stop the new cluster from deleting the volumes. It happened to me before. Is there a way in which I can safely restore the etcd database on the newly created nodes?