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Thank you andyalder. I was thinking this is the case. Unfortunately &quot;sdelete&quot; cant zero-out CSVFS, but I will find something.
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Thank you andyalder. I was thinking this is the case. Unfortunately "sdelete" cant zero-out CSVFS, but I will find something.

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Can somebody help me please. I have 2012R2 hyper-v cluster with two nodes and an IBM Storewize v3700 connected over SAS. I can't figure out how much free space there is in storage volume (I think free space isn't freed up on storage)<br />
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For example, in hyper-v cluster console, there is clustered volume &quot;brzi&quot; (&quot;fast&quot; in english) which corresponds to volume on storewize. It shows size of 1.50TB and free space of 676GB, app 50%.<br />
&nbsp;<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2019/04_w15/1417303/2019-04-08-09_49_18-mRemoteNG---conf.png" target="_blank" title="CSV (5 KB)"><img alt="CSV" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 409px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2019/04_w15/1417303/2019-04-08-09_49_18-mRemoteNG---conf.png" /></a><br />
In Storewize GUI, i have 1.5TB pool with 1.5TB volume (&quot;brzi&quot;), that is available to cluster hosts, and it's seen in the image above as clustered share vo .<br />
But when looking in properties of that volume, free space doesn't match free space reported to the cluster (676GB). The files when selected from host, really takes only about 50%.<br />
<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2019/04_w15/1417299/2019-04-08-09_48_56-Storewize_V3700_.png" target="_blank" title="Storewize Volume (25 KB)"><img alt="Storewize Volume" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2019/04_w15/800_1417299/2019-04-08-09_48_56-Storewize_V3700_.png" /></a>It's seen as space is entirely used....<br />
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Thank you
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Can somebody help me please. I have 2012R2 hyper-v cluster with two nodes and an IBM Storewize v3700 connected over SAS. I can't figure out how much free space there is in storage volume (I think free space isn't freed up on storage)

For example, in hyper-v cluster console, there is clustered volume "brzi" ("fast" in english) which corresponds to volume on storewize. It shows size of 1.50TB and free space of 676GB, app 50%.
 

In Storewize GUI, i have 1.5TB pool with 1.5TB volume ("brzi"), that is available to cluster hosts, and it's seen in the image above as clustered share vo .
But when looking in properties of that volume, free space doesn't match free space reported to the cluster (676GB). The files when selected from host, really takes only about 50%.

It's seen as space is entirely used....

Thank you

Storewize v3700 volume free space

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