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After Destroing cluster storage

i have s2d cluster including:

5 servers with windows server 2016 datacenter

i have beed destroyed this cluster to use the servers, after destroyed it i found the physical disks for just 2 servers , but for other servers i can't find any disks

first i evicted servers one by one from cluster manager and remove virtual disks and storage pool

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LimitlessTechnology-0326 answered AhmedMaherAbdelsalam-9397 commented

Hi there,

Once you have removed all the high availability virtual machines from Failover Cluster, you can perform the following steps:

Evict one of the nodes.
Remove-ClusterNode -Name node2

On the last node, destroy the cluster.
Get-Cluster -Name Cluster1 | Remove-Cluster -Force -CleanupAD

This might also occur when antivirus software that is not cluster-aware is installed, upgraded, or reconfigured. For example, this problem is known to occur after you install or migrate to Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 Release Update 5 (RU5) on the cluster nodes.



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thanks a lot for your replay
i already did all this steps but after all i can't find the physical disks, but now finally i fixed this issue by just remove failover cluster role from the server and after restart i can see all physical disks

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