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Welcome to our step-by-step guide on planning and implementing Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) on Windows Server! In this video, we'll walk you through the entire process to optimize your storage performance and resiliency.

Key Steps Covered:

Plan for CSV:

Ensure your storage and disks meet the requirements for file system format and disk configuration.
Set up Physical Disk cluster resources.
Consider additional factors such as the number and size of Logical Unit Numbers (LUNs) and volumes, the number and size of VMs, and cluster network configurations.
Implement CSV:

Enable the CSV feature in Failover Clustering.
Add disks to the Available Storage group and then to CSV using Failover Cluster Manager or Windows PowerShell cmdlets.
Configure CSVs before making any VMs highly available, or convert from standard shared disk access to CSVs after deployment.
Demonstration:

Create an AD DS Environment:

Set up a single-domain AD DS forest with three domain member servers, with the third server containing four data disks.
Create a Windows Server Failover Cluster:

Use Windows PowerShell to create a two-node cluster with the first two domain member servers.
Set Up an iSCSI Target:

Use the third domain member server to set up an iSCSI target.
Set Up iSCSI Storage:

Create an iSCSI virtual disk on the third domain member server and make it available to iSCSI initiators on the cluster nodes.
Set Up iSCSI Initiator:

Configure iSCSI initiators on the cluster nodes to set up shared storage.
Configure CSV:

Use Failover Cluster Manager to configure CSV.
By the end of this video, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how to plan and implement CSV on Windows Server, ensuring a robust and efficient storage solution.

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