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Excellent - so it will allow me to expand the space available for this hyper v failover cluster as well as provide an avenue to live migrate to bigger volume if wanted - thanks for the suggestion!
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I have a Hyper V Failover VM cluster - doing great. The Volume1 CSV is running out of space on the SAN it resides on. We have another SAN. Is a failover hyper v vm cluster able to have a volume1 csv from san1 and a volume2 csv from san2 and not have issues?<br />
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Shaun
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I have a Hyper V Failover VM cluster - doing great. The Volume1 CSV is running out of space on the SAN it resides on. We have another SAN. Is a failover hyper v vm cluster able to have a volume1 csv from san1 and a volume2 csv from san2 and not have issues?

Shaun

VM Failover Cluster - Multiple CSV from different SAN

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Virtualization

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