AFAIK, a timeout extension for the plugin is already on the to-do list. Please wait for the next build.
Please tell me more about the system
1. storage provider
2. protocol over which the storage is connected.
3. Proxmox version.

Hi,

Can you please pull the plugin logs from both nodes?
Use /opt/starwind/starwind-proxmox-plugin/collect_pve_logs.sh

Upload them here https://www.starwindsoftware.com/support-form. 1560299 - is your reference

V2V does not alter the data. [stop at this line for a moment]. All it does when converting a VM is thinks too much. If you convert the disk, you are free to select the controller. If you are converting the VM, it plays "smart pants" and picks the output format and VM gen based on the boot ...

Please output it to some intermediate host (i.e., individual disk conversion, not VM).
Please wait for the future builds to come.

Well, restarts are handled well here.
Completely remove write-back cache. Write-through might not bring any benefit for HAsystems.

Check this out https://knowledgebase.starwindsoftware.com/explanation/reasons-why-full-synchronization-may-start/. If you have a write-back cache, changing the synchronization journal will not help to avoid a full sync. The best way to avoid a full sync would be (ordered by priority): -avoiding rest...

Hi,

Got it.
No, we used to have race conditions with the network drivers which was causing BSODs.
This one is way too in the logical level.
Thanks for sharing your experience.

thanks!

Noted, thanks!
Give it a shot.

To me it looks like there's something funny on the network side, not the initiator.

Welcome to StarWind forum. Please try:
1. Update to the latest build of NVMe-oF.
2. Try using non-management (i.e., dedicated data network) network for connecting storage.
3. Check Group policies/Firewalls.

Thanks for sharing!
P.S. Careful with the clustering.

LTO8 should be well.
Do you see the storage over iSCSI? Did you enable MPIO (it should be disabled, and 1x iSCSI session should be used).

You would need to add the .img and .swdsk files from the StarWind folders as exclusions to the antivirus/Windows Defender rules. Another thing to mind is networking. StarWind operates through ports 3260 and 3261. 3260 is used for iSCSI traffic, and 3261 serves for StarWind Management Console connect...

For the current users, no, to my knowledge, only when the new key is issued. AFAIK Free is free, but you need to request the new key every year. They might change things again though. The best will be just touch-basing with your account manager from time to time. 1. Fill in the form https://www.star...