Ok. Thanks. That’s a supported configuration. I tested it in fact. Please log support request. This should be working. If you follow what I did it should pass all tests.

I’ll check with my Nutanix SE so no need to spend more time on this unless you want to figure it out for yourself. I just wanted to make sure that I’m not missing anything obvious.

When I have it resolved I’ll post my findings in this thread.

Ah, yes that’s SCSI. Nutanix-VirtIO-11.3. I remember having to dig around a bit to find drivers that worked for WS2019. AOS 5.17.1.1.

The VM config sets the disk type. Did you use the open source VirtIO driver or Nutanix version? Which AOS version?

Thanks for a very quick reply. 🙂

I have the VirtIO drivers installed. Scsi disks where? The guests only see what the VirtIo drivers present to them, or am I missing something here?

You need to be using scsi disks and need to have the Nutanix VirtIO drivers installed.

I follow these steps to a T and I can’t get it to work. The cluster configuration claims that there are no disks suitable for shared storage.

I’m running Windows Server 2019 Datacenter and SQL Server 2019 but that shouldn’t matter as I see it.

The validation report says that “The port driver used by the disk does not support clustering. Disk bus type does not support clustering. Disk is on the system bus.”

Any idea what I can do to sort this out?

Thanks!