Please use the script from my post above; I think it will be faster just re-ip my script and change the file location.

Hi, Welcome to StarWind Forum. 1. Use the Windows-based VSAN (https://www.starwindsoftware.com/tmplink/starwind-v8.exe), unless you need the software RAID feature or you are after NVMe-oF. 2. Check this out https://forums.starwindsoftware.com/viewtopic.php?t=6852&p=37208&hilit=HINT8. From wh...

You are welcome. Sorry for missing the spot for the first two times :D This parameter requires the system to lock more resources to the initiator to be ready to serve more connections. That's why we picked the minimum value. I don't think the cap of 24 LUNs per target will break anything (we set it ...

Hi,

Sorry for misleading you. Move the DWORD under.../003/Parameters

NVMe-oF is the protocol, you are right.
To maximize performance, NVMe-oF-connected devices are put on RAW, unformatted disks.
p.s. Join our public NVMe-oF target beta (submit your request here https://www.starwindsoftware.com/support-form).

Check also here.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\StarNVMeoF\Parameters (the older place for the registry)
Please try disconnecting all the paths and reconnect too.

You can generate the support bundle (Log in to the Web management interface -> Select the gear-shaped button -> Expand the VM name view -> Support Bundle) There should be a logs under var\starwind\starwind-virtual-san\logs. Please check MTUs and try setting them to 1500 on the entire synchronization...

Create the REG DWORD MaxNamespaces under 0003.

See under parameters.

For now, VSAN runs an older ZFS version that hasn't been updated for a while, as we are more focused on newer NVMe-oF solutions. We plan to update to the latest ZFS on Linux later this year, Q2-Q3.

On the initiator host, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4d36e97b-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
expand something that "can be expanded" e.g., 0004 directory. Check MaxNamespaces value (set to something between 1 and 255).
Reboot, and try over again.

Hi, Thanks. I have forwarded your input to the R&D team. There's nothing extraordinary about the live conversion. StarWind V2V can convert the VMs live. it makes only one snapshot and merges it at the end. To be more specific, it creates 2 snapshots, one before conversion and another before sync...

Could you please let me know the V2V converter build you use?
Please also try the latest build.

Welcome to StarWind Forum. You can update the Hypervisor that hosts StarWind VSAN/CVM. However, running yum updates or apt update && apt upgrade is not recommended. p.s. CentOS 7 is EOL and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is EOL soon too. Please keep an eye on the release notes; the migration process is on...

Hi,

Thanks for your input! We are working on redoing that part. Many thanks!