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Hello, a few weeks ago i had some issues at a client where Failover Cluster Manager would not repsond when trying to anything. It would just hang and eventually fail.
Even Hyper-V manager or the normal Powershell tools where hanging and taking forever. Doing a simple Get-VM, Get-Storagejob or any powershell command related to Hyper-V or Storage Spaces Direct would hang for ages, and maybe give out a response after 10-20 min.
Read moreHello Everyone, it’s been a while since my last blog post. So i thought id share something i came over in our Azure Stack HCI(Former S2D) slack channel. https://azurestackhci.slack.com
Someone said that they had a new Node that when they added that node to the cluster, the new Cache devices would not bind to the Capacity drives on that cluster. The reason for this is when the cluster was created, it was run with Enable-ClusterS2D -CacheDeviceModel. When doing so you tell the cluster that the only allowed Cache device is this model.
Read moreHey everyone, there has been a few announcements toady at Ignite for Azure Stack HCI
There are some relay big ones.
Read moreLast week i was honored to receive the MVP award for Cloud and Datacenter for 2020/2021.
Read moreWelcome back for Part 13 of this System Center VMM series, in this post I will talk to you about Configuring the Update server and how to patch your hosts
Read moreWelcome back for Part 12 of this System Center VMM series, in this post I will talk to you about Configuring the Update server and how to create baselines for patching.
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Welcome back for Part 11 of this System Center VMM series, in this post I will talk to you about Bare Metal Deployment. In all the previous posts i have been talking about things that needs to be ready before you can do Bare Metal Deployment(BMT).
Welcome back for Part 10 of this System Center VMM series, in this post I will talk to you about Physical Computer Profiles
In the previous posts i have spoken about all the different fabric items that needs to be in place for Bare Metal Deployment to work. Physical Computer Profiles is the last piece of the puzzle for doing BMT deployment.
Read moreWelcome back for Part 9 of this System Center VMM series, in this post I will talk to you about how to tag drivers that we will use when we deploy a physical host with VMM.
Read moreWelcome back for Part 8 of this System Center VMM series, in this post I will talk to you about how to setup a deployment server that we will use when we deploy a physical host with VMM.
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