Hello,
I've recently had an issue on a Failover CLuster for Hyper-V that uses CSV, the problem was during the addition of new disks to the Failover Cluster that was configured to be CSV (Cluster Shared Volumes).
During the process some disk were removed and added again. But in some nodes of the Cluster, mount point links were not cleared and remained under C:\ClusterStorage
I've tried to manually remove, but this mount-point/link was unable to be deleted, the error was and access denied due that the file was accesed by some process.
I was able to rename, but not delete. And after rename, I was able to add again the same volume, but the mount point/link had the same identifier.
The only workaround that I've found was perform an 'stop-clusternode' on the affected node, and when the node was stopeed I was able to remove these bad links.
Does anybody knows why this problem could happen? and there is a better workaround to avoid duplicated mount points?
Best Regards