Scope creep! So when i sized my original hyper-v cluster it was for 20 guests at certain sizes, I created a 600gb clustered shared volume that was double the suggested usage. Now the scope is 62 guests and the guests are larger than expected.
I am using an MD3000i so I don't seem to have the ability to enlarge an existing virtual disk (there isn't any space on this diskgroup anyway) so I created a new larger virtual disk on the array. What is the most graceful way I can move the current data
to the new larger disk?
Moved byBrianEhMVPTuesday, April 5, 2011 8:11 PMmoving to the clustering forum for a better answer (From:Virtual Machine Manager – Hyper-V)
You can export the VMs to the large disk and then import them again. You can also use the Quick Storage Migration in System Center Virtual Machine Manager
2008 R2.
You can export the VMs to the large disk and then import them again. You can also use the Quick Storage Migration in System Center Virtual Machine Manager
2008 R2.
I am sorry that I can’t understand your description “is there no way to have them use live migration when migrating their storage?”
clearly, please elaborate it.
