![]() Microsoft y el logotipo Window son marcas comerciales de Microsoft Corporation en EE. Alexa y todos los logotipos relacionados son marcas comerciales de, Inc. App Store es una marca de servicio de Apple Inc. Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple y el logotipo de Apple son marcas comerciales de Apple Inc. Android, Google Chrome, Google Play y el logotipo de Google Play son marcas comerciales de Google LLC. Firefox es una marca comercial de Mozilla Foundation. NortonLifeLock, el logotipo de NortonLifeLock, el logotipo de la marca de comprobación, Norton, LifeLock y el logotipo de LockMan son marcas comerciales o marcas comerciales registradas de NortonLifeLock Inc. La marca Norton forma parte de NortonLifeLock Inc.Ĭopyright © 2022 NortonLifeLock Inc. The advice is also to use the MAC device as you would normally do. Engineering is suggesting ignoring the error for now until the fix will be applied via a future update. Unfortunately, there is no ETA on when the issue will get addressed as the issue is not readily reproducible in-house. This error was reported to engineering and is currently investigating it. This is a reply I received from Norton support after many hours trying to resolve the problem.Įngineering has reached out to me to make contact and to notify you about the error on your Norton product. Message: "You haven't finished Setup and your computer is not protected" on Mac ![]() The fact that they were part of an S2D cluster deployment holds the key to the fix.Many have this problem so I don't feel left out. Using O/S BIG SUR v.11.4 The disks in this server have come from other nodes and the metadata on there is preventing us form reusing them. All options are blanked out and not available.īasically, the metadata on the disks is showing us the phantom storage pool from a former S2D deployment, where that pool is a cluster resource. ![]() That doesn’t work, just like the PowerShell commands do not work. When the storage pool is “read-only” you’ll have and option Set Read-Write Access when you right-click the storage pool. We can also normally use the Storage Pools page of Server Manager. We don’t even have the cluster tools installed anymore on this server. But as this node isn’t part of a cluster anymore so that won’t work. When the storage pool is a cluster resource it is normally made writable by bringing the pool on line. But not here, it doesn’t work, there is no cluster and the storage pool is clustered. While a functional storage pool will also be off line after a reinstall of the OS, an in-place upgrade or moving them to a new server it normally can be brought on line quite quickly. The second thing that I noticed, even when I knew this before, is that the friendly name “S2D on TaroxCluster” reminded me of the fact the Storage Pool belonged to a cluster before as indicated by “IsClustered” being true. In Server Manager, Storage Pools we see that the “Managed By” and “Available to” are blank. Changing the policy in diskpart will not help and trying to get the disk to come on line fail with an access denied and write errors. When we look at the individual disks most of them are visible in disk manager and diskpart but they are also offline due to a policy. This could lead you to investigate disk policies for storage, but that would be a diversion at best. The reason for being read only is “By Policy”. I noticed a couple of things (yellow highlights). # Fill in these variables with your values $ServerList = "Server01", "Server02", "Server03", "Server04" Invoke-Command ($ServerList) ĬimSystemProperties :
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