Joker8784

I'm going to try to rebalance tonight to see if that works because even with it off it is not de-duplicating. SIDE NOTE: VM's do not seem to be caching through SSD's When I run IO Meter on the physical server i'm getting 800+ score on read performance but when I run within a VM on the same drive i'm getting 140 ish which is +/- 10% of what I was getting before I turned on the SSD Caching. For a file server i'd imagine this thing would fly; for hosting VM's do you have any tweaks or recommendations ?

Even when the servers off, those particular file do not duplicate because Windows cannot read them. It appears that hyper V creates binary files so they cannot be altered or copied to prevent corruption of vm's

When using Drivepool I get oplocks on the new Hyper-v read-only files. VMCX files are binary and cannot be read http://windowsitpro.com/hyper-v/reading-binary-vmcx-file-windows-2016-hyper-v Are there any known workarounds to this ? Thanks in advance!