QuestionQ22

Manage storage and file services

You have a two-node Windows Server failover cluster (WSFC) named Cluster1 that uses Storage Spaces Direct. The nodes have a non-primordial storage pool named Pool1. Pool1 is read-only and has no virtual disks.

You delete Cluster1 and redeploy the cluster by using the same nodes. During redeployment, Windows Admin Center reports a storage error.

You need to remove the stale storage configuration so the disks can be reused for the redeployment.

Which two actions should you take? Each correct answer represents part of the solution.

NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Choose two
Explanation

A non-primordial storage pool that is read-only cannot be modified or removed until it is returned to read-write mode. Because Pool1 contains no virtual disks, it can then be removed, which releases its physical disks for reuse in the redeployed Storage Spaces Direct cluster.

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