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Azure Stack HCI – Installation Series – 17 Registering Azure
Azure Stack HCI – Installation Series – 17 Registering Azure Stack HCI Or Cluster Housekeeping II
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“The Hybrid Friends”
This Episode:
We have a look at our cluster with Windows Admin Center after S2D (i.e. storage) was added to the cluster. Then we’ll register the HCI with our Azure subscription so that we can use it i.e. add VMs to the cluster. Then we go through the most important settings of your HCI cluster…
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Beware: Changing the VM default location to ClusterStorage* causes issues, esp. with the MMC. The problem is that you get an access error when you are using the Hyper-V MMC and the MMC tries to access the ClusterStorage path, whilst you are not accessing from the owner node. The MMC will only be able to access this path on ClusterStorage if you are accessing it from the node owning the CSV.
Therefore, leave this alone and know what you are doing, changing the path every time you create a VM in PowerShell or WAC.
do I understand correctly you can set Cache State to Off if you have no Cache tier? Asking because VMfleet Measure-CoreFleet failed with a message seems to be related to the cache.
I believe the cache is 1 GB per CSV, not per node, isn't it?