Hi all;

I want to check my CSV by using Repair-ClusterSharedVolume cmdlet. So when I execute it, the following error message appears:

• The CSV is in Maintenance mode, while I executing the above cmdlet.
• I am using Clustering feature in Windows Server 2012 with nearly all Update Rollups installed...

At the end of the above figure, you can see another strange thing.............

Any ideas?

Thanks

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Hi,

After my test that command can't be executed on the 2012r2 too, I am trying to involve someone familiar with this topic to further look at this issue. There might be some time delay. Appreciate your patience.

Thanks for your understanding and support.

Thanks for your support.

Hi,

From the error message, we can see the specified volume was not found with the cluster on the local machine. So would you please verify if the Cluster Share Volune is stored in C:\ClusterStorage\Volume1?

And hope this may help:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee461010.aspx

Hi,

Did you test the command without the " as below ?

Repair-ClusterSharedVolume C:\ClusterStorage\Volume1 -ChkDsk -Parameters "/F"

and with the Get-ClusterSharedVolume

You will get a listing of your CVS's

and get a report from the CSV  run this.

Repair-ClusterSharedVolume C:\ClusterStorage\Volume1 -Defrag -Parameters "/A /U
/V"

Check out this blog that was just posted on the topic:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/clustering/archive/2014/01/01/10486462.aspx

Thanks!
Elden

Hi,

From the error message, we can see the specified volume was not found with the cluster on the local machine. So would you please verify if the Cluster Share Volune is stored in C:\ClusterStorage\Volume1?

And hope this may help:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee461010.aspx

Hi,

Did you test the command without the " as below ?

Repair-ClusterSharedVolume C:\ClusterStorage\Volume1 -ChkDsk -Parameters "/F"

and with the Get-ClusterSharedVolume

You will get a listing of your CVS's

and get a report from the CSV  run this.

Repair-ClusterSharedVolume C:\ClusterStorage\Volume1 -Defrag -Parameters "/A /U
/V"

A couple of things:

As you can see from the output of the cmdlet calling chkdsk through the cmdlet is deprecated. Please call chkdsk on the CSV volume directly.

If you are trying to make this work with the cmdlet pass the cluster disk corresponding to the CSV ... You should be able to determine that using get-clustersharedvolume