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Since you are on a SAN you should expand the SAN volume and then use diskpart.exe on the node that owns the CSV to extend the partition.
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Since you are on a SAN you should expand the SAN volume and then use diskpart.exe on the node that owns the CSV to extend the partition.

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Hi, <br />
<br />
i have windows 2012 hyper-v failover cluster configured on 5 host with 13 guest VM, <br />
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using SAN storage, with 2 LUN's. one of the lun is getting out of the space, <br />
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&nbsp;i can move some on the VMS to free LUN &nbsp;on same storage.<br />
please share the steps.<br />
<br />
<br />
Thank you
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Hi, 

i have windows 2012 hyper-v failover cluster configured on 5 host with 13 guest VM, 

using SAN storage, with 2 LUN's. one of the lun is getting out of the space, 

 i can move some on the VMS to free LUN  on same storage.
please share the steps.


Thank you

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