Well, I don't know what changed but after the last restart, the error just magically disappeared.

Unfortunately, I have no idea what was the problem but if I encounter this error again I will update you.

Yes, the error always happens no matter what, but it has never shown in the log only in the console as I mentioned previously.

So this exception is not logged this way, or it fails before it can log anything.
I don't know what comes next after getting the devices but the problem should be in the next part may be in the serialization or what comes after that.

I tested multiple times but I don't see any error in the log file only INFO and DEBUG. It just lists the targets then the devices, I didn't copy the whole device response from the log. 17-04 19:17:48 INFO : STARWINDX LOG STARTED! 17-04 19:17:48 INFO : Version 1.0.0.436 17-04 19:18:01 INFO : Refresh ...

Well yes, I can monitor it from the Management Console and it is the latest build. Could you provide me some help for how to get a better or more detailed exception or log from StarWindX, until than I try a rollback to build 12658 and see what happens. As I mentioned I just reinstalled the whole Sta...

It is a Windows 10 so not a server but it hasn't had a problem like this or the reinstall solved it, I use this install for tests only. I can connect with the GUI but its a free license after the 30 days so I can't do much which wouldn't be a problem if I could connect with StarWindX. For me it seem...

On server connect I got the following error: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0> $server = New-SWServer -host 127.0.0.1 -port 3261 -user root -password starwind PS C:\WINDOWS\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0> $server.Connect() External component has thrown an exception. At line:1 char:1 + ...

You have to cast your IDevice to IHADevice than you can use the SwitchMaintenanceMode function. As for the problem, I never used the GetDeviceByID function but you can use this instead: var device = Server.Devices.Cast<IDevice>().FirstOrDefault(d => d.DeviceId == "{your device id}");

IStarwindServer has a method: CreateTarget(string targetAlias, string TargetName, Parameters builder) You have to build your parameters for vvols: $param.AppendParam("targetType", "vvols") The other parameter which can be set is "clustered" which can be "Yes" ...

Checkout this thread:
https://forums.starwindsoftware.com/vie ... f=5&t=5080

Well, there is no documentation for this but you can look into the logs and at the beginning of it you can find a list of them but I am not sure if they are complete or not. I made a class in C# which implement all of these trough reflection (region IValues): https://github.com/Sekkmer/StarWindXExtL...

Well, I think you can do a lot of thing with those scripts but there are some things when you just have to do some work around, Howevere I do not use these scripts because for me writing a small GUI in C# was a bit more simple than always do the scripts manually, I made one part of my code public wh...

if you want to do it on PowerShell you can use the following functions: $server.GetServerParameter("<name>") $server.SetServerParameter("<name>", "<value>") name = "Password" in this case raw format: "##" + ToBase64(MD5(password)) original: "##e...

well you can edit Sync/HB channels after creation $server (StarWind Server) $device (HADevice) $params = new-object -ComObject StarWindX.Parameters $params.AppendParam("AddRemovePartnerInterface","") $params.AppendParam("sendTo",$device.DeviceId) $params.AppendParam(&qu...

IDevice has a function called GetPropertyValue() and witch return any property that the device has, some properties are not part of the com object but you can still get them. you can get some partner information like this "ha_partner_node" + node number (start from 1) + "_" + nam...