Due to incompatibility issues in monitoring logic, several Cluster Shared Volumes MP bugs remained in version 6.0.7310.0. These are now fixed in the current version (see the complete list of bugs below). To provide compatibility with the previous MP versions, all monitoring logic (structure of to the one present in version 6.0.7297.0. classes’ discovery) was reverted Fixed bug: disk free space monitoring issue on Quorum disks in failover clusters; the monitor was displayed as healthy, but actually it did not work and no performance data was collected. Fixed bug: logical disk discovery did not discover logical disk on non-clustered server with Failover Cluster Feature enabled. Fixed bug: Clustered Shared Volumes were being discovered twice - as a Clustered Shared Volume and as a logical disk; now they are discovered as Clustered Shared Volumes only. Fixed bug (partially): mount points were being discovered twice for cluster disks mounted to a folder - as a cluster disk and as a logical disk. See section for details. Fixed bug: Cluster Shared Volume objects were being discovered incorrectly when they had more than one partition (applied to discovery and monitoring): only one partition was discovered, while the monitoring data was discovered for all partitions available. The key field is changed, and now partitions are discovered correctly; see section for details. Fixed bug: physical CPUs are now discovered on Windows Server 2008 R2 platforms; logical CPUs are no longer discovered, see section for details. Fixed bug: Windows Server 2008 Max Concurrent API Monitor did not work on Windows Server 2008 platform. Now, it is supported on Windows Server platforms starting from Windows Server 2008 R2. Fixed bug: when network resource name contained more than 15 symbols, the last symbols of the name were cut off, which was resulting in cluster disks and Cluster Shared Volume discovery issues. Cluster disk monitors alert messages: alert title might be disorienting and was corrected. Several bugs located in Cluster Shared Volumes MP were fixed (see below); error handling migrated to common recommended scenario. Enabled Quorum monitoring via changing the monitoring logic. The monitoring logic is splitting for Nano Server (with usage of PowerShell) and all other operation systems. Fixed bug: disk free space monitoring issue on Quorum disks in failover clusters; the monitor was displayed as healthy, but actually it did not work and no performance data was collected.
Due to incompatibility issues in monitoring logic, several Cluster Shared Volumes MP bugs remained in version 6.0.7310.0. These are now fixed in the current version (see the complete list of bugs below). To provide compatibility with the previous MP versions, all monitoring logic (structure of classes’ discovery) was reverted to the one present in version 6.0.7297.0. Fixed bug: disk free space monitoring issue on Quorum disks in failover clusters; the monitor was displayed as healthy, but actually it did not work and no performance data was collected. Fixed bug: logical disk discovery did not discover logical disk on non-clustered server with Failover Cluster Feature enabled. Fixed bug: Clustered Shared Volumes were being discovered twice - as a Clustered Shared Volume and as a logical disk; now they are discovered as Clustered Shared Volumes only. Fixed bug (partially): mount points were being discovered twice for cluster disks mounted to a folder - as a cluster disk and as a logical disk. See section for details. Fixed bug: Cluster Shared Volume objects were being discovered incorrectly when they had more than one partition (applied to discovery and monitoring): only one partition was discovered, while the monitoring data was discovered for all partitions available. The key field is changed, and now partitions are discovered correctly; see section for details. Fixed bug: physical CPUs are now discovered on Windows Server 2008 R2 platforms; logical CPUs are no longer discovered, see section for details. Fixed bug: Windows Server 2008 Max Concurrent API Monitor did not work on Windows Server 2008 platform. Now, it is supported on Windows Server platforms starting from Windows Server 2008 R2. Fixed bug: when network resource name contained more than 15 symbols, the last symbols of the name were cut off, which was resulting in cluster disks and Cluster Shared Volume discovery issues. Cluster disk monitors alert messages: alert title might be disorienting and was corrected. Several bugs located in Cluster Shared Volumes MP were fixed (see below); error handling migrated to common recommended scenario. Enabled Quorum monitoring via changing the monitoring logic. The monitoring logic is splitting for Nano Server (with usage of PowerShell) and all other operation systems. Fixed bug: disk free space monitoring issue on Quorum disks in failover clusters; the monitor was displayed as healthy, but actually it did not work and no performance data was collected.
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