Got a really quick response from the log I emailed to support. We're going to get new network cards instead of using onboard Broadcom. Here's the info I received from Joe about iSCSIprt error event id 20. Hi Aaron, This is a fairly generic error, and it is either related to your NIC or the MS iSCSI ...

We're seeing this about once per day on one of our clustered Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V servers.

Is there something I can look for in Starwind configuration or logs that might help give me some clues?

I tried this in my lab and the result was that I lost data. Let my explain my setup a little better and maybe there's something I'm missing. Currenly the Starwind host is the Active Mirror. Starwind service has been disabled. My Hyper-V servers are connected to the virtual disks (.img files) on the ...

My setup has two Starwind servers using version 5.6. We recently had some memory go bad on the active node of two servers that are using mirroring. The Hyper-V hosts are currently connected directly to the images on the passive node while we work on replacing the memory. The NICs used for replicatio...

I have a mirror that we setup to used the host name when setting up the path for replication when we actually should have used an IP address.

Is there a way to correct that without deleting the Mirror and re-creating?

I want to change which copy of my mirror is active. Can I just right click and select Switch Active Mirror?
I'm guessing I'll want to disconnect initiators beforehand?