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I need to run scheduled task on Server 2016 when failover cluster node transitions from active to passive
"Easiest" would be run it on event, if I could only find an event that does show specific disk (by letter/volume id) getting detached from the node
Anybody has any idea if such even exist?
In 2012 R2 I could monitor cbafilt (but that does not exists in 2016 any more)
Seb
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Hello,
The closest I can think of is Event 1038 which warns of an unexpected disk loss.
You can check other events in the FailoverCluster Event log here and see if any other would be usefull for your needs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/high-availability/failover-clustering-system-log-events
Sadly 1038 is very generic (not specific disk)
It could also be a witness disk (which is of no value, as this does not determine activate/passive state of the node)
Been through this list already, nothing comes close
