Environment:
(2) Windows 2003 R2 x64 SP2 servers in a MS Cluster as a file server.
File Server Resource manager
Volume Shadow Copy Service
Lately I've seen more frequently where my snapshots are being deleted with event ID 25:
the shadow copies of volume x were deleted because the shadow copy storage could not grow in time.....
I thought this was because the snap shot were happening during a busy time of the day but could not determine a pattern of when these are being deleted.
So I changed the snapshots to occur very early and late in the evenings. I thought this resolved the problem as the snapshots were not deleted for over 2 weeks.
Now this is happening again.
I've setup using eventtrigger.exe to e-mail me each time this event ID 25 occurs.
It turns out whenever a user hits their quota, FSRM generates a report at which time this event ID 25 occurs and the shadow copies are deleted.
I've exhausted my google-fu and cannot find any other reports FSRM causing VSS to delete shadow copies.
Has anyone else seen this?
(2) Windows 2003 R2 x64 SP2 servers in a MS Cluster as a file server.
File Server Resource manager
Volume Shadow Copy Service
Lately I've seen more frequently where my snapshots are being deleted with event ID 25:
the shadow copies of volume x were deleted because the shadow copy storage could not grow in time.....
I thought this was because the snap shot were happening during a busy time of the day but could not determine a pattern of when these are being deleted.
So I changed the snapshots to occur very early and late in the evenings. I thought this resolved the problem as the snapshots were not deleted for over 2 weeks.
Now this is happening again.
I've setup using eventtrigger.exe to e-mail me each time this event ID 25 occurs.
It turns out whenever a user hits their quota, FSRM generates a report at which time this event ID 25 occurs and the shadow copies are deleted.
I've exhausted my google-fu and cannot find any other reports FSRM causing VSS to delete shadow copies.
Has anyone else seen this?