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Is it possible to present csv volumes from a F/C SAN to an S2D or Azure Stack HCI cluster, like you would to a traditional Hyper-V cluster, and use those volumes alongside (in addition to) the S2D pool made up of local disks?
I realize that this scenario may not be "recommended" by Microsoft; I am asking if this is possible to configure, provided there are proper HBAs in the server.
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I would say yes, I don't see why it wouldn't work, it's still just a regular cluster
Hello @RKDTOO ,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Q&A platform. Happy to answer your question.
This is not supported from storage space direct. You may want to refer the following link for details Storage Spaces Direct Hardware Requirements for Windows Server | Microsoft Learn
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I believe he was asking if you could mount SAN volumes in addition to the S2D pool, not as drives members of the pool.
As @CyrAz mentioned, indeed I am asking if I can present and attach SAN volumes in addition to the S2D pool. NOT as members of the S2D pool - which the diagram depicts. @Prrudram-MSFT - taking that into consideration please confirm if this is possible/supported.
Can other experts chime in please?
I was just watching that video and it sounds like enabling S2D will actually prevent you from connecting to any SAN storage at all : https://youtu.be/uPzDFD3kMKQ?t=720