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Question : Hyper V with Dell Equallogic SAN out of space on VM because of snapshots
I am not very technical so please be patient :)
I created a Volume on the SAN - 40GB. I then attached the volume to a Win 2008 with Hyper V Server using the ISCSI initiator. Now the Drive is the M:\ on Server 1. I created VM1 with XP for a Remote user and its been running fine. I created some snapshots (through Hyper V Manager) thinking they were backups but after reading found out they are not.
I am now out of Disk Space on M:. I found this out because the machine state displayed Paused:Critical. I then proceeded to delete the Snapshot to hopefully free up space.
When I did that I got "Merge in process" and that took some time and did say completed successfully. The Machine's state is now OFF.
However, the 4 AVHD files are still listed in one subfolder of SNAPSHOTS for that VM.
In Hyper V if I watch the Machine State for the VM every now and then it says "merge in process" then goes away. There is no progress indicator. I still only have 800k free on drive M:
What is going on? How do I know if it actually doing anything since I did it yesterday and all 4 AVHD files are still there?
Another Question:
Using the DELL San and Hyper V. How do move one VM from one Hyper V Server to my other Hyper V Server? (both are Windows 2008 Enterprise SP 2 - Dell R610 64bit machines)
Answer : Hyper V with Dell Equallogic SAN out of space on VM because of snapshots
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