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HyperV 2016 storage redundancy on non-redundant SANs
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Come Celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary!SAN Replication for Fault tolerance using EVA4400Block-level LUN replication options for WindowsLooking for advice on Hyper-v storage replicationBest Software to Control and Manage SAN Storage?SAN replicationHyper-V 2012 replication to multiple hostsWindows 2012 BCD process to boot from replicated LUN for Boot from SANHyper-v 2016 VM replication between domain and workgroup - no longer workingMongoDB/ElasticSearch in KubernetesWhy does the replicated disk become larger than original
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We have a setup here consisting of:
- More or less a dozen of HyperV hosts.
- Two FC SANS (SAN "A" and SAN "B").
All elements composing this infrastructure are redundant, EXCEPT for the SANs. They are equal in capacity and connected to the HyperV hosts. Unfortunately, storage replication within the SANs is impossible for licensing reasons, and it will take no mor ethan a year (but no less also) to replace them.
What i am trying to achieve is storage replication at HyperV level and within the same cluster.
The idea is, for example, to create LUN "A" on SAN "A" and a new LUN ("B") on SAN "B" and replicate storage from A to B such a sin case of complete failure of one of the SANs the storage on the other takes over, whilst both LUNS are configured within the cluster as Cluster Shared Volumes.
Sadly using the Storage Pools feature does not allow me to replicate the storage, and the Storage Replica feature does not allow me to replicate from LUN A to LUN B as they are on the same site.
Any ideas?. Anyone with a similar scenario?.
Thanks!
replication hyper-v-server-2016
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JavierSJavierS
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We have a setup here consisting of:
- More or less a dozen of HyperV hosts.
- Two FC SANS (SAN "A" and SAN "B").
All elements composing this infrastructure are redundant, EXCEPT for the SANs. They are equal in capacity and connected to the HyperV hosts. Unfortunately, storage replication within the SANs is impossible for licensing reasons, and it will take no mor ethan a year (but no less also) to replace them.
What i am trying to achieve is storage replication at HyperV level and within the same cluster.
The idea is, for example, to create LUN "A" on SAN "A" and a new LUN ("B") on SAN "B" and replicate storage from A to B such a sin case of complete failure of one of the SANs the storage on the other takes over, whilst both LUNS are configured within the cluster as Cluster Shared Volumes.
Sadly using the Storage Pools feature does not allow me to replicate the storage, and the Storage Replica feature does not allow me to replicate from LUN A to LUN B as they are on the same site.
Any ideas?. Anyone with a similar scenario?.
Thanks!
replication hyper-v-server-2016
asked Mar 20 at 13:52
JavierSJavierS
212
Why do you feel that you need redundant SAN arrays?
– ewwhite
Mar 26 at 16:05
add a comment |
We have a setup here consisting of:
- More or less a dozen of HyperV hosts.
- Two FC SANS (SAN "A" and SAN "B").
All elements composing this infrastructure are redundant, EXCEPT for the SANs. They are equal in capacity and connected to the HyperV hosts. Unfortunately, storage replication within the SANs is impossible for licensing reasons, and it will take no mor ethan a year (but no less also) to replace them.
What i am trying to achieve is storage replication at HyperV level and within the same cluster.
The idea is, for example, to create LUN "A" on SAN "A" and a new LUN ("B") on SAN "B" and replicate storage from A to B such a sin case of complete failure of one of the SANs the storage on the other takes over, whilst both LUNS are configured within the cluster as Cluster Shared Volumes.
Sadly using the Storage Pools feature does not allow me to replicate the storage, and the Storage Replica feature does not allow me to replicate from LUN A to LUN B as they are on the same site.
Any ideas?. Anyone with a similar scenario?.
Thanks!
replication hyper-v-server-2016
asked Mar 20 at 13:52
JavierSJavierS
212
We have a setup here consisting of:
- More or less a dozen of HyperV hosts.
- Two FC SANS (SAN "A" and SAN "B").
All elements composing this infrastructure are redundant, EXCEPT for the SANs. They are equal in capacity and connected to the HyperV hosts. Unfortunately, storage replication within the SANs is impossible for licensing reasons, and it will take no mor ethan a year (but no less also) to replace them.
What i am trying to achieve is storage replication at HyperV level and within the same cluster.
The idea is, for example, to create LUN "A" on SAN "A" and a new LUN ("B") on SAN "B" and replicate storage from A to B such a sin case of complete failure of one of the SANs the storage on the other takes over, whilst both LUNS are configured within the cluster as Cluster Shared Volumes.
Sadly using the Storage Pools feature does not allow me to replicate the storage, and the Storage Replica feature does not allow me to replicate from LUN A to LUN B as they are on the same site.
Any ideas?. Anyone with a similar scenario?.
Thanks!
replication hyper-v-server-2016
replication hyper-v-server-2016
asked Mar 20 at 13:52
JavierSJavierS
212
asked Mar 20 at 13:52
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Why do you feel that you need redundant SAN arrays?
– ewwhite
Mar 26 at 16:05
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Why do you feel that you need redundant SAN arrays?
– ewwhite
Mar 26 at 16:05
Why do you feel that you need redundant SAN arrays?
– ewwhite
Mar 26 at 16:05
Why do you feel that you need redundant SAN arrays?
– ewwhite
Mar 26 at 16:05
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You can try using StarWind VSAN (Free) to create a highly available (HA) distributed block device between both Hyper-V hosts on top of an existing SANs attached directly to both servers. Since StarWind talks iSCSI / iSER, you can use it instead of Fibre Channel (FC).
P.S. Good walkthrough is here:
https://www.starwindsoftware.com/blog/synology-diskstation-ds916-turbocharged-with-starwind-virtual-san
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You can try using StarWind VSAN (Free) to create a highly available (HA) distributed block device between both Hyper-V hosts on top of an existing SANs attached directly to both servers. Since StarWind talks iSCSI / iSER, you can use it instead of Fibre Channel (FC).
P.S. Good walkthrough is here:
https://www.starwindsoftware.com/blog/synology-diskstation-ds916-turbocharged-with-starwind-virtual-san
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answered Mar 26 at 12:41
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You can try using StarWind VSAN (Free) to create a highly available (HA) distributed block device between both Hyper-V hosts on top of an existing SANs attached directly to both servers. Since StarWind talks iSCSI / iSER, you can use it instead of Fibre Channel (FC).
P.S. Good walkthrough is here:
https://www.starwindsoftware.com/blog/synology-diskstation-ds916-turbocharged-with-starwind-virtual-san
edited Apr 11 at 13:23
BaronSamedi1958
7,45911128
answered Mar 26 at 12:41
StrepsilsStrepsils
3,923511
add a comment |
You can try using StarWind VSAN (Free) to create a highly available (HA) distributed block device between both Hyper-V hosts on top of an existing SANs attached directly to both servers. Since StarWind talks iSCSI / iSER, you can use it instead of Fibre Channel (FC).
P.S. Good walkthrough is here:
https://www.starwindsoftware.com/blog/synology-diskstation-ds916-turbocharged-with-starwind-virtual-san
edited Apr 11 at 13:23
BaronSamedi1958
7,45911128
answered Mar 26 at 12:41
StrepsilsStrepsils
3,923511
You can try using StarWind VSAN (Free) to create a highly available (HA) distributed block device between both Hyper-V hosts on top of an existing SANs attached directly to both servers. Since StarWind talks iSCSI / iSER, you can use it instead of Fibre Channel (FC).
P.S. Good walkthrough is here:
https://www.starwindsoftware.com/blog/synology-diskstation-ds916-turbocharged-with-starwind-virtual-san
edited Apr 11 at 13:23
BaronSamedi1958
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answered Mar 26 at 12:41
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