I'm currently having some issues when trying to migrate the storage of a Hyper-V virtual machine to another host.
Current setup: Three physical hosts in a three-node 2012r2 Hyper-V Failover cluster, using a Dell Equallogic SAN as shared storage. I have seven clustered roles and two non-clustered roles.
Currently I can migrate all of the storage of my clustered roles from the SAN storage to a large data drive on one of the host servers without a problem. The issue arises when I try to migrate the non-clustered roles. Initially I was receiving an error which
stated that the Hyper-V Management service was not ready. Restarting the service fixed this problem, but replaced the error message with this one:
"Migration did not succeed. Could not start mirror operation for the VHD file 'File Location' to 'File Location' General access denied error ('0x80070005')."
**Edit** The VHD and configuration files for the non-clustered roles are stored in the same directory structure on the SAN as the clustered roles, and as far as I know they have the same permissions. **Edit**
Constrained Kerberos delegation has been set up between each host, but I can't think of anything else to do, or any reason why this would happen?
Many thanks,
Chris