Simplify and automate the creation of Volume Manager Disk Group resources in a Windows Server 2012 Failover Cluster
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Veritas support has created a simple script to allow users to create a VMDG resource. Please download the attached file to obtain this script.
Follow this process to create a VMDg resource:
1. Create a Clustered Dynamic Disk Group.
2. Run the attached script in PowerShell with the following syntax:
.\create-VMDG-res.ps1
Issue/Introduction
Creating Volume Manager Disk Group (VMDG) resources in the Windows Failover Cluster Manager requires either creating an empty role or using a pre-existing role. Once created the VMDG resources need to be moved to Available Storage before they can be used with the clusters native role creating tools.
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