Windows Server 2019 S2D cluster shows nealy all disks "lost communication" on one host

Stefan Falk 171 Reputation points
2022-10-26T16:11:06.993+00:00

Hello everybody,

A customer has a 4-node Windows Server 2019 cluster using S2D. On one host, one disk failed and was replaced. However, now all (!) other disks of this host, both the SSD caches and the volume HDDs, show as "Lost Communication". According to the systems's tools, the disks are all just running fine. It is just that Windows, or S2D, do not "want" them any more.

Reset-PhysicalDisk on one of those fails with error code 8, which I could not find documentation about.

How can we get Windows/S2D to re-recognize those disks and re-sync the storage please?

Best Regards,
Stefan Falk

Windows for business | Windows Server | Storage high availability | Clustering and high availability
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  1. Anonymous
    2022-11-01T02:51:50.78+00:00

    Hi Stefan,

    I analyzed from the disk "lost communication" and found the following link, I hope it can help you:
    troubleshooting-storage-spaces

    Best Regards,
    Xu Gu

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  2. Stefan Falk 171 Reputation points
    2022-11-03T14:07:42.087+00:00

    Hello Xu Gu,

    Thank you for the Link! We could not get further, so we will open a PSS call. I hope I won't forget to update this thread with the results.

    Best Regards,
    Stefan


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