Try booting your VM in safemode once.

Hi,

It should be stable and ready for production, although i would recommend you waiting for next release build. If should contain major fixes and improvements for L2 cache.

Hello!

Are you using any RAID for those SSDs?
Have you checked if your SSDs are supported by VMware?

Try clicking on your Server in StarWind management console and selecting access rights. You will see your banned session there, set it to allowed.

I am not this long with StarWind, but i can say that right now it works as expected.

I think if there were information about that, sales would be the first to know

People are using LSFS with in-line dedup now. I don't think that anyone will work on a bug of outdated version these days

See, also you should be aware of RAM memory usage under LSFS, its described in specs

I decided to use HA and not think about rebuild at all. Since when the drive fails, rebuild takes days, but in case when you have copy you can simply destroy RAID and create new one. After that copy all the files and be happy

They are passed as they were, but now you need 2 separate nodes for StarWind. This is the only change.

Speaking about V6, you are free to use functionality of V6 in V8. V6 did not have LSFS and L2 cache, thus simply using thick .img files with L1 cache will provide you with V6. Guys who lost data using LSFS, i am really sorry for you, but next time i would suggest you reading LSFS specs and configuri...

Try following this guide:
https://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwi ... erver-pool

So did you actually manage to get it working?

You can try updating your SW console, they have released new build recently.

I am using as many devices as i need, but per each device i have a separate target, saying it in other words, i have "blabla" target with "blabal" device attached to it, and so on. This way its much easier to connect devices in iSCSI initiator. Btw what StarWind build are you usi...