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HyperV/4220 - Remote SMB share does not support resiliency.
I have a 4220 I want to use for Hyper V (2012 R2 Standard) over SMB. I tried to move a virtual machine from local storage over to the 4220 SMB share and receive the error: "Remote SMB share does not support resiliency." This KB article (https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2920193) seems to point to this being fixed with SMB3, that it should only occur with SMB1 and 2. But, I have installed SMB Plus and confirmed my 4220 is using SMB3. Upgraded to OS 6.1.9 and same issue occurs.
ReadyNas Pro for virtualization with Hyper V
Hello, I need to change my servers, I want to virtualize all my real servers on 1. Do you thing that Ready Nas Pro is fast enough to do that : 1 real server Intel Xeon X3460 2.8 GHz 16 Go RAM 4 Port NIC Windows 2008 R2 hyper V 1 VM 2008 R2 for AD DHCP DNS 1 VM 2008 R2 for lotus domino 1 VM 2008 R2 for WSUS / Print I want to store my VM into the NAS with ISCI. What about performance, what is the best performance ReadyNas ? Is the performance can be compare to a real SAN ISCI Thank you for your help (sorry for my English i'm French)
Hyper-V Replica Issue!
Server A running Windows 2012 R2: I want to use it as a Hyper-V Replica Server with the replica storage location to be on the ReadyNas. I setup a normal SMB share on the NAS with full access to everyone. It connects just fine and creates the default replica shares. Server B 2012 VM: I configured it for replication to Server A. It verifies connectivity but fails on the last step in the wizard -cannot enable replication to specified server. I then change the replica storage location on Server A to a non ReadyNas device then Server B replicates just fine. So its something with writing to the ReadyNas from Server B. Again, I have everyone full access on the ReadyNas share. Any suggestions? I'm at a road block and really would like to replicate to the ReadyNas.
