here´s the script used (declaration part): param($addr="192.168.10.9", $port=3261, $user="root", $password="starwind", $addr2="192.168.10.179", $port2=$port, $user2=$user, $password2=$password, #common $initMethod="NotSynchronize", $size=1848576, $se...

Thanks, adoptd it to your script, creates test1.img and test1.swdsk.bak under D:\VSAN on node1 iSCSI target service was installed, removed it on both servers. Also changed IPs of sync adapters to the other 10G NIC Ports to be sure, cause they are not shared with Hyper-V Virtual Adapters. But still, ...

This does also only create imagefile1 on node1. What is missing that it will work also for node2?: param($addr="192.168.10.10", $port=3261, $user="root", $password="starwind", $addr2="192.168.10.191", $port2=$port, $user2=$user, $password2=$password, #common $...

OK, thanks, but where is "your script"? I took the ones from C:\Program Files\StarWind Software\StarWind\StarWindX\Samples\powershell that came with the actual starwind vsan installation. You mean that "{0}" should be replaced with the IP from the second node in the first node de...

Hi, OK, your script works as well, but only so far that it creates the imagefile1 on node 1, on node 2 still nothing happens: I´ve done what you recommended and changed only IP-Adresses and path and had to rename $imagefile. Are the lines for the heartbeatinterfaces correct in that way? I got an &qu...

That is: To repeat the creation of the imagefile AND the swdsk.bak file, you have to change at least the line: ".... $imageName="masterImg0", ...." in the script from "masterimg1" to "masterimg0" and remove the line: "<device name="imagefile1" h...

Yaroslav, to be clear: Of course I delete these files every time and of course, I remove every line (it´s only the one I told you) from starwind.cfg before a retry. The system is always in the initial state. Otherwise you cannot create the two files and you won´t get the attached imagefile1 in the c...

the only line that is created in starwind.cfg is: <device name="imagefile1" header="Headers\masterImg1\masterImg1.swdsk"/> and the 2 files are created at D:\VSAN of course. Is there a need to manually edit starwind.cfg (there are a lot of examples commented out inside)?

OK, on node 2, starwind.cfg was completely untouched. Although there wasn´t any entry in devices or under targets, I copied this original file to the starwind root directory of the first node and restarted the service once again on each node. I did not modify the script: except I changed the filenam...

OK, there was a typo between the ip´s of the Heartbeatadapters, corrected that, but noting changes: You get always a "200 - file already exists" error and nothing is inserted in "starwind.cfg". Imagefile is created always, but always with the above error message. Noting is attatc...

Hi Yaroslav, already tried that dozen times, went back to original scripts now: Imagefile "masterimg21.img" is created at D:\VSAN, but there´s no second file there, only the image. Not like with the other script. And not, noting is attached to the forst node in the console. Script used exa...

Hi Yaroslav, the newest Windows version on 2 Windows Server 2022 Standard hosts. Please also note that if you run the script (taken as said from the other thread, cause actual scripts didn´t work) "successfully", then the imagefile1 is created, but powershell ISE exits by itself and is res...

Hi Yaroslav, I try to find out how to create a simple HA with 2 nodes, unfortunately, with no success up to now. after a while trying out the scripts delivered with the newest Version I went back to the ones from another thread here, cause they, at least, create an imagefile1 that is shown in the st...