Hello,
I have this complicated problem. I tried to update an older version of VSAN StarWind Virtual SAN v8.0.0 Build 12166 to a newer version. But it always ends up that the disk array stops for about 20 minutes during the day. I found that this may be related to the license, i.e. the virtual disk array was created using the GUI. This is true, but how do I make the existing disk array redesigned using powershell into a state that will work with the new version. Do I need to create using powershell a new disk array and move the data? Or is there a way to use powershell to edit the existing disk array and make it work with the new version of VSAN?
Please advise.
Thank you very much
I have this complicated problem. I tried to update an older version of VSAN StarWind Virtual SAN v8.0.0 Build 12166 to a newer version. But it always ends up that the disk array stops for about 20 minutes during the day. I found that this may be related to the license, i.e. the virtual disk array was created using the GUI. This is true, but how do I make the existing disk array redesigned using powershell into a state that will work with the new version. Do I need to create using powershell a new disk array and move the data? Or is there a way to use powershell to edit the existing disk array and make it work with the new version of VSAN?
Please advise.
Thank you very much
Statistics: Posted by delusion — Tue Feb 04, 2025 11:01 am