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Removed Cluster Shared Volume from Hyper-V Cluster, now unable to bring online on stand alone host

I removed a Cluster Shared Volume from Fail-over Cluster manager and now have attached that volume via iSCSI to a single stand along HyperV Host.

Now I am getting the error "The specified disk or volume is managed by the Microsoft Fail-over Clustering component. The disk must be in cluster maintenance mode and the cluster resource status must be online to preform this operation.

The volume still thinks it's being managed by the old cluster.

Thanks,

Sam

Philip Elder

To remove storage is a two step process:
1: Remove from Cluster Shared Volumes
2: Remove as Available Storage

Both steps are run in Failover Cluster Manager.

laurenofis

ASKER

Those are the steps I followed when removing the Cluster Shared Volume from the Hyper-V cluster. Even after that, the volume still shows as "reserved" to other stand-alone hosts.

Philip Elder

Use the Clear-ClusterDiskReservation commandlet.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee461016.aspx

Make sure there's a known good backup.

laurenofis

ASKER

I just tried that but it still did not work. It looks like the command applied successfully. I attached a screenshot.

Philip Elder

The first PowerShell line had a typo.

The second and third seemed to have run successfully?

laurenofis

ASKER

Yes, It ran successfully and still didn't work. I even restarted and tried again with no luck.

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