Guys, c'mon: I'm in IT for about 16 years by now.

YES OF COURS DID I CHANGE THE "#8/%$&)*(" FILENAME. Want a screenshot?

The dot?!? Come ON...the dot was there at creation and it worked. So why should that stop working after a system crash? But okay, I'll give it a try... ...done (console stopped, service stopped, cfg-file edited, service started, console started), and, as expected: No hit, device has still the red ex...

My device config in "starwind.cfg": <device name="DDDiskEx1" DataPath="My Computer\D\iscsi\iSCSI_Host_File.img.spdata" MetadataPath="Metadata\D\iscsi\iSCSI_Host_File.img.spmetadata" CacheMode="wb" CacheSizeMB="128" CacheMetadata="yes&q...

Please help!!! Anyone???

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Please keep in mind that this is very urgent...please help!

Hi Anatoly, thanks for your reply. How to check the disk files? There is no function in the management interface to do such a task... There are three container files files, .dddb, .spdata and .spmetadata. The files .spdata and .spmetadata are can be found in the starwind.cfg file. The file system ho...

Hi, I'm currently evaluating Starwind iSCSI with a ESXi cluster. Initial setup was easy, I chose to create a deduplicated disk device. After a system freeze of the starwind machine, the fileset is no longer mounted to the target. I've got a yellow exclamation mark on the target and a red one on the ...