Greetings, Most probably device in question became not synchronized on both nodes. Because power outage was immediate nodes didn't managed to automatically determine which of them should remain active. You can read steps on how to fix it in our article: https://knowledgebase.starwindsoftware.com/mai...

Hello, To determine which node has the latest data, you have to look at Windows application logs. There, in events related to StarWind, you should find which node went to not synchronized state the last. In case it is not possible for you, there is another way of checking the data manually. To do th...

Hi, It seems the issue is in the drivers. From what we see the recommended DELL drivers are TL1000 Firmware Package A10 (https://www.dell.com/support/home/uk/en/ukbsdt1/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=6vvd8&oscode=wst14&productcode=storage-tl1000), and IBM drivers are only for use when speci...

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Actually, most of your guesses are correct. iSCSI channel is used to access partner node storage by iSCSI. This gives us several benefits: - Both nodes can access local and partner storages, and using MPIO distributes read/write operation between nodes, thus, boosting perfomance. - If hard drives or...