Tag: Failover Clustering
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SCVMM – Storage Overcommitment PowerShell Script – Version 4.0
Today I am releasing version 3.4 and 4.0 of my Storage Overcommitment PowerShell script and first of all I want to talk about the changes I have made. -> https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Discover-Cluster-Shared-859f133c Version 3.4 adds support for selecting multiple Hyper-V clusters and will be the GUI version from now on. That said you will use version 3.4…
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Rolling Cluster Upgrade in System Center 2016 TP3 VMM
One of the best features in Windows Server 2016 will be the Rolling Cluster Upgrade capability. Even better you can orchestrate it with the System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager. The requirements are very low. Your servers only need a baseboard management controller, you must have also a prepared VHD in your VMM library with…
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Bare-Metal Provisioning Hyper-V Cluster in System Center 2016 TP3 VMM
In System Center 2012 R2 VMM you can do a bare-metal provisioning of a single Hyper-V host or of a Scale Out File Server cluster. Now in System Center 2016 TP3 VMM you can do a bare-metal provisioning of a Hyper-V cluster too. In the Fabric section click on Create in the ribbon bar and…
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Cross-forest Shared Nothing Live Migration
Last week I had a very interesting case at a customer and previously I thought it was really easy to do. Yes it is easy, when you know how to deal with it and before I forget it I will write it down now. So what was the case? I had a Windows Server 2012…
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SCVMM – Storage Overcommitment PowerShell Script – Version 3.2
Nearly 1000 downloads got my CSV Overcommitment PowerShell script on the TechNet Gallery and again it was time to invest some hours into it. -> https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Discover-Cluster-Shared-859f133c My main focus was to add support for SMB 3.0 file shares which are managed by VMM. Till version 3.1 the script supported only Cluster Shared Volumes and not…
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VMM Technical Preview – Warning 10694
Microsoft führt in seiner nächsten Windows Server Version vNext das Feature Rolling Hyper-V Cluster Upgrade ein, welches auch schon in der Windows Server Technical Preview zur Verfügung steht. -> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn765471.aspx#BKMK_HyperVRollingUpgrades Ich bin gerade dabei mein zwei Node Hyper-V Cluster nach Windows Server Technical Preview zu migrieren. Dazu habe ich schon einen Node auf Windows Server…