Hi, I want to share simple PowerShell script to see the current state of HA Drives This script based on StarWind example, but simplified. $server = New-SWServer -host ecvpsql1bshr -user root -password starwind -port 3261 $server.Connect() if ( $server.Connected ) { write-host "Devices:" fo...

Tarass (Staff) wrote:Sorry to hear that. Have you contacted our support team regarding your setup (and script) at initial configuration phase?

Sure
I'm working with Andrii, Max and Anatoly.

Also, I PM to Vladislav with some comments about Azure PowerShell script, but he doesn't respond to me yet.

We have prepared a template which automatically deploys StarWind 2 Node cluster to Azure. It could be a great option for you to try: https://github.com/starwinddeploy/azure-sw-cluster Where have you been month ago? when I start building 2 node cluster... :-( Sorry, I have not use your script. Have ...

Well, I have no possibility to test Azure speeds right now, however the results you shared are quite OK. Could you test not-Azure environment? Even not-StarWind environment is ok to me. Yes, results looks OK, but not great. Actually, I have got the message today: "High Availability Device iqn....

The other point is that you are facing such issues in Azure. It's rather weird, so looks like something is misconfigured. Could you please give a brief description of your configuration and goals you are trying to achieve? Is it a POC or production? It's pre-production environment. We enhance our e...

And the second question, how to reduce automatic synchronization attempts delay from 30 seconds to 10 seconds ?

I have pre-production environment in Azure and we are building HA Cluster based on MS SQL Standard 2012 and StarWind v8 (build 8730) Time-to-time I have message like below "High Availability Device "iqn.2008-08.com.starwindsoftware:NodeB-sw-data1", critical device response time has be...