Hello
For quite som time now, I have been trying to figure out why disks on other cluster nodes are listed when running Get-Disk (PowerShell) on Windows Server 2016 based cluster (15 node Exchange 2016 DAG).
No shared disks in the cluster (no fibre channel or iSCSI). Server "hardware" is VM-ware ESX and each server have their own disks.
The "remote" disks doesn't have a disk number as the local does.
We have a similar Windows Server 2012 (R1) / Exchange 2013 based cluster where this doesn't happen. And even though we have twice the disk count on these, Get-Disk and other disk related cmdLets are performing much faster.
I suspect that new Win 2016 feature is affecting performance very much. So I would like to disable it, if possible.
Does anyone know if that is doable?
Could UseClientAccessNetworksForSharedVolumes cluster setting have something to do with it?. It's 0 on our Windows 2012 cluster and 2 on our Windows 2016 cluster.
Thanks :)
Thanks :)