Setup:
Two 2012 R2 Heads, each with two onboard 1GB NICs and an adapter with two 10GB NICs. Each pair of same speed NICs are in a team.
H-V installed and two virtual switches created. One vSwitch has the 1GB team and the other vSwitch has the 10GB team
1GB vSwitch is connected to management/office VLAN with three vNICs (management, slow SMB 1{ssmb1} and ssmb2)
10GB vSwitch is connected to Storage VLAN and has six vNICs (Cluster, FSMB1 {fast SMB), FSMB2, FSMB3, FSMB4, Replication)
Cluster vNIC is set to Cluster traffic only, Replication vNIC is set to none, others are set to Cluster and Client traffic.
Two SoFS roles. One intended for H-V use and should only listen to FSMB* networks (FSMBSoFS) and one intended for Remote VHDX access and should only listen to SSMB* networks (SSMBSoFS).
I can isolate the FSMB and exclude the SSMB network for FSMBSoFS but I can only exclude one of the FSMB networks from the SSMBSoFS. dealers choice which network and can change it, but only one at a time
I cant seem to add all four of the FSMB networks to the excludenetworks list so they show all in excludenetworks.
Did I hit a wall or am I doing the excluding wrong?
Command used:
$sfs = Get-ClusterResource "SSMBSoFS"
$sfs | Get-ClusterParameter
Set-ClusterParameter -InputObject $sfs -Name ExcludeNetworks -Value 08bd2a7c-e975-4909-89db-7db512c10042
I tried putting a comma on the end of the value and adding another network ID but that just causes an error.
Thanks for looking
Mike