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Category Archives: Cluster Shared Volume
Resolving Cluster Shared Volume “Redirected Access Mode” Error.
A while ago, I encountered a Cluster Shared Volume error in my lab. I logged into the Failover Cluster Manager and noticed multiple error status messages in the Cluster Events log. The System Log Event ID 5125 kept showing up … Continue reading
Posted in Cluster Disk, Cluster Shared Volume, CSV, Hyper-v 2012 R2, ISCSI Initiator, MSSQL 2012, Powershell 4.0
Tagged Cluster Shared Volume, Clusters, CSV, Failover Cluster Manager, Filter Driver, Hyper-v Cluster, ISCSI, iscsi initiator, Powershell 3.0, Redirected Access Mode, Windows Server 2012 R2
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Live Migrating a Virtual Machine from a Hyper-v 2012 stand-alone Host to WS2012 R2 Cluster and Configuring Kerberos Constrained Delegation..
After multiple attempts, I have come to the conclusion that directly moving a Virtual Machine from a Hyper-v 2012 stand-alone host to a Windows Server 2012 R2 cluster is not exactly a feasible option right now. I’ve been able to … Continue reading
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Configuring Windows Server 2012 as an iSCSI Target SAN in a Two Host Failover Cluster Part 5
As it turns out, I already have two Virtual machines running on one of the cluster nodes. I set these up before the cluster creation. The VMs are currently not cluster roles/resources. I will go ahead and make one of … Continue reading
Configuring Windows Server 2012 as an iSCSI Target SAN in a Two Host Failover Cluster Part 4
Here we go over my steps for the actual cluster creation, cluster and node validation, quorum setup and cluster shared volume configuration.We have by running a cluster validation on each node. This can be achieved with the following cmdlets: Test-Cluster … Continue reading
Configuring Windows Server 2012 as an iSCSI Target SAN in a Two Host Failover Cluster Part 3
In the next part of the series, we will create a simple 1GB iSCSI virtual disk, assign it to the already configured target and verify the disk is visible to the iSCSI initiators. New-IscsiVirtualDisk -Description “Witness Disk” -Path g:\iscsivirtualdisks\Witness00.vhd -Size … Continue reading
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