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    I am using the DSS v6 trial, will be purchasing the upgrade shortly. Windows Server 2008 (& R2) clustering works fine, the only 'warning' now being presented is about the SCSI device Vital Product Data (VPD), I assume this functionality is being worked on currently? Could we have an update from the team pertaining to how this is going please?

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    Ignore previous message, if you are trying to do a Hyper-V based cluster with Cluster Shared Volumes, it does not appear to work, a guess time-line is now needed please open-e...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CuppaT
    Ignore previous message, if you are trying to do a Hyper-V based cluster with Cluster Shared Volumes, it does not appear to work, a guess time-line is now needed please open-e...
    Problem solved, I apologise for being too hasty...

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    Post Ok, risking making a complete prat of myself...

    Right, this is how it seems to working, or not!?

    My earlier problem appeared to be an issue within the cluster, not realted to the open-e software at all. That is now resolved.

    The problem I am having now, is as follows;

    Three node Windows 2008 R2 Cluster, Cluster Shared Volumes enabled. Add a 1TB 'disk' to the cluster storage and then add that disk to the cluster shared volumes 'pool'. The Hyper-V machine is then configured to be highly available, success so far. Attempt to migrate the Hyper-V machine from server A to B fails. The CSV is supposed to accessible to all nodes within the cluster at the same time. This is not the case and I believe this is due to the current lack of 'SCSI device Vital Product Data (VPD )' support on the Open-E DSS V6 software.

    Can someone from Open-E support either confirm my belief, or tell me that DSS V6 does support Windows Server 2008 R2 Clustering completely, including Cluster Shared Volumes?

    Thank you

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    Thanks for putting all your work into CuppaT, you are doing exactly what I am planning to do! Your results are exactly what I was afraid of.

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    No worries, cphastings, I am now running a full HA Hyper-V cluster, but (and it is a big but) I have not been able to go down the preferred route of CSV's.

    I hope it won't be long before someone from open-e updates this thread with some info on the last remaining issue to be ironed out...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CuppaT
    No worries, cphastings, I am now running a full HA Hyper-V cluster, but (and it is a big but) I have not been able to go down the preferred route of CSV's.

    I hope it won't be long before someone from open-e updates this thread with some info on the last remaining issue to be ironed out...
    So the way you're running right now is one lun per VM correct? That's the only way I can think of it working without CSV's.

    Without CSV's I just don't even see the point in doing a full HA Hyper-V cluster.

    To-M or any of the other moderators - are there any updates as far as this issue is concerned? Do CuppaT or others need to submit their logs?

    Thanks!

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