Just an update - I managed to solve this problem. 1) updated each node to the latest build (btw the latest build moves *.swdsk files into Starwind\headers\storage and modifies the starwind.cfg file) 2) shut down the starwind service on all nodes after turning off all my VMs (and backing up religious...

As an update to where I am with this, it's not a MAC address mixup - spent a few hours mapping out all the addresses and everything is good. I ended up using removeHAPartner on node2 (node 3 is synched, node 1 and 2 are not) and tried to just get node 1 to sync from node 3 by using restoreHAPartnerN...

yes I can ping all the vms, they are all residing on node 3 since that's the only one that's synchronized.

Did you see my screenshot? Does that look correct?

Hi Yaroslav - this is a windows system. I can ping all the nodes from every other node using the 3 links specified for each storage section in the swdsk files on each node. Here is a screenshot of the swdsk files from each node, overlapping so you can see them side by side showing the priorities in ...

Hi Yaroslav - I'm sorry I still don't understand the how the priorities are mixed up if 0 is the "highest". The only node that is synchronized (node 3) is set to priority 0 as you stated is correct. The other two nodes are set to priority 2 (node 2) and priority 1 (node 1). Both Node 1 and...

Hi - thanks for the response - the network is fine, I checked all the links to and from all three nodes. I've read that post before and I don't understand something about it, are larger priority numbers higher priority? My node 3 that has priority 0 (which is the one that's synchronized) is that inc...

Hi- I have a 3 node system and one node is working and synchronized. I had a multiple switch failure and the other 2 nodes are not synchronized but won't sync. Trying to run the script syncDeviceAdvanced.ps1 from either of the 2 unsynchronized nodes reports that "200 Failed: connection with one...

Hi Yaroslav - thanks for responding. I removed the cache and so far it appears to be working, after creating from scratch I tried the same thing (turning off a node) and it appears to be synchronizing after rebooting. Just so I understand can you explain why having a write-back cache defined caused ...

Hi - I created a test 3 node cluster using the exact number of NICs/IPs as the example on the starwind site. Everything was working normally and there were no issues during creation. I tried to simulate a single node failure by rebooting the physical server (Node 1). Now I'm in a state where Node 2 ...