Using latest Powershell Toolkit for NetApp Ontap. Using Windows 2008 Core in a Hyper-V Cluster, Running DOT 7.3.2
When I execute the NaHostDisk command to list the disk that I wish to "punch holes in", the server returns back the following message:
"The requested resource is in use"
I have loaded the Powershell module into the PS dir on this server that IS part of the Windows Hyper-V Cluster. When I unmap the LUN and
run the same command, it returns like normal, but obviously not showing the LUN I wish to punch.
When I map in the LUN from another server that is outside of the Hyper-V cluster, that same command just sits there and hangs (Note, all the other cluster host still see the LUN as well)
Do I need to present this LUN exclusive to the server that I am using? Like remove from Hyper-V cluster and unmap from all the host that are part of the cluster except for the one I execute the PS command from?
Someone that knows Windows Hyper-V and punching holes in LUN's please help!