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Can not create shared disk with Snapcenter in Windows Failover Cluster group part of SCSQL AG

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Applies to

  • SnapCenter Plug-In for SQL (SCSQL) 4.4
  • Windows 2019 Server
  • SQL Availability Group (AG)

Issue

  • Can not provision\create shared disk with SnapCenter in Windows Failover Cluster group part of SCSQL AG
  • Error observed in the SCWDEBUG log: 

Verbose SDW PID=[7540] TID=[25612] GetVdsService caught exception: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x800706BA): The RPC server is unavailable. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800706BA)

  • Error observed in the SCW affected job Log:

Error SDW PID=[7540] TID=[25136] Failed to create windows filesystem using VDS on host: SCHILSQL18P1 details: One or more errors occurred.  at SnapDrive.Nsf.Core.Host.VdsPartitionManager.CreateWindowsFileSystem(CreateWindowsFileSystemRequest request) at SnapDrive.Nsf.Core.DiskProvisioningManager.SDProvisionCreateStorage(SDProvisionCreateStorageRequest request, DiskOperationContext context, Boolean provisioning)

 

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