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We have two hosts for our servers linking our SAN, as one might expect. One host has the c:\clusterstorage\ folder, the second has this folder + c\clusterstorage.000\.

 

Best guess as to why is it was renamed for some reason when originally setup as one of the folders in it is a standard folder linking to nothing, rather than a mounted drive. When this host reboots, sometimes it will load the Disk Cluster Volume correctly, sometimes to .000 folder. This causes the hyper-v file paths of our server VHDX hard drives to chance root folder to the offending .000. Then if this host reboots/goes off, the failover fails as the other host doesn't have this file path and on occasion this has broken the virtual server.

 

Currently it is looking at the .000 folder. I've looked around Cluster Failover and I cannot find anywhere where I can update the volume file path back to the correct c:\clusterstorage\

 

Is there anywhere, or will we need to delete the volume and recreate?

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It's been a while, but I've seen this before and I restarted the server into windows RE, deleted the .000 file from CMD and rebooted and all was well, it just picked up the correct folder.

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