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  2. CNV-64547

Manual validation of WSFC Cluster Large Copy with a single Multipath Failover

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      Test the behavior of the Windows Server Failover Cluster during a large copy operation with multipath switch failover

      Run the full WSFC validation test - Passed (only minor warnings allowed)
      Create the WSFC cluster and allocate the shared iscsi/fc persistent reservation disk as per:
      https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/failover-clustering/create-failover-cluster?pivots=windows-admin-center
      https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2012-r2-and-2012/dn505754(v=ws.11) - Done cluster created, shared disk allocated

      Access Disc Manager on VM1 where the WSFC validation was run and which currently reserves the iscsi shared disk and verify the the disk is Reserved and all the right click options are executable(no need to run these now) - Done
      Access This PC on VM1 where the WSFC validation was run and verify the D drive which is associated with the shared disk is displayed - Done
      Create a new directory and start copying a large file to Drive D: - copy operation running
      Failover the multipath switch on the Active path on the Openshift Vertualization Worker node hosting VM1 - The active path is failed over and the copy operation continues uninterupted

       

       

              kgoldbla Kevin Alon Goldblatt
              kgoldbla Kevin Alon Goldblatt
              Natalie Gavrielov Natalie Gavrielov
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