Cluster Validation Failed - Invalid RESERVATION KEY

[P4lp4t1n3]

Hello,
I'm new to the forum and I have just downloaded the trial version of Starwind for iSCSI & SAN 6.0.
I'm trying to build an Hyper-V Cluster on Windows Server 2012 but when I validate the cluster I get the following error:

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Successfully issued call to Persistent Reservation REGISTER using Invalid RESERVATION KEY 0x20000000c, SERVICE ACTION RESERVATION KEY 0x20000000d, for Test Disk 2 from node HYPERV-2.geolab1.local.

Starwind is installed on Windows Server 2008 R2 with a dedicated network connection just for iSCSI

I have attached the starwind log file.

[anton (staff)]

Did you enable "clustering" when you've been creating a target?

[P4lp4t1n3]

Did you enable "clustering" when you've been creating a target?

Yes, I have enabled clustering

[Anatoly (staff)]

Hi,

I`ll recommend you to doublecheck if you have configured everything according to our documentation that you can find by using the link below:
http://www.starwindsoftware.com/sw-prov ... le-servers
http://www.starwindsoftware.com/sw-conf ... le-servers

In those docs configuring WS 2012 cluster basing on HA (two-nodes storage cluster) is described, but the baseline is pretty same, the only difference is that you will ocnfigure everything in stand-alone mode and, obviously you need to connect to one server only.

[StevenW]

Hi,

Encounter the same issue, tried the link posted by Anatoly but still not work. Any idea?

Thanks,
Steven

[Anatoly (staff)]

May I ask you the detailed diagram of how you have everything connected in your Hyper-V/SAN environment?

[StevenW]

May I ask you the detailed diagram of how you have everything connected in your Hyper-V/SAN environment?

The Config is somewhat like

hv1
NIC1: LAN IP / 10.X.X.X
NIC2: ISCSI IP / 172.16.3.X/24 Connect to 10GB Switch 1
hv2
NIC1: LAN IP / 10.X.X.X
NIC2: ISCSI IP / 172.16.5.X/24 Connect to 10GB Switch 2
SAN1:
NIC1: LAN IP / 10.X.X.X
NIC2: HB IP / 172.16.1.X/24 Cross with SAN2
NIC3: ISCSI IP / 172.16.3.X/24 Connect to 10GB Switch 1
NIC4: Sync IP / 172.16.2.X/24 Cross with SAN2
SAN2:
NIC1: LAN IP / 10.X.X.X
NIC2: HB IP / 172.16.1.X/24 Cross with SAN1
NIC3: ISCSI IP / 172.16.5.X/24 Connect to 10GB Switch 2
NIC4: Sync IP / 172.16.2.X/24 Cross with SAN1

[Anatoly (staff)]

Update for the community: we had remote session with Steven and at the current moment we asked him to add some links to his configuration. We will keep you guys posted.