SQL Server 16 - Failovercluster - Disk monitoring

WaltersTim · May 23, 2018 6:05AM

Hello,

I built a working SQL Failovercluster for our environment.

Every directory is on a own disk (Data root, Data, Log, Temp, Backup) and they are mounted at C:\ClusterStorage.

I added the cluster to the SQL Monitor, everything is working, but the problem is that redgate is not monitoring the disks.

The only disks that are monitored are C:\ and the witness disk for the cluster.

Is there a way to show the disks for Data root, Data, Log, Temp, Backup?

Thanks for help

RichardL · May 24, 2018 4:35PM

Hi @WaltersTim

Thanks for your post.

Can you confirm which version of SQL Monitor you're using?

Kind regards

Richard Lynch.

WaltersTim · May 25, 2018 7:22AM

Hi Richard,

its the Version 8.0.2.12014.

JeffK · May 31, 2018 12:28PM

I was never able to get Clustered Storage Volumes to work with SQL Monitor - I even submitted a ticket and they said it just doesn't work

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