What does NTSTATUS 0xC0E7000F (STATUS_SPACES_ENCLOSURE_AWARE_INVALID) mean?

 
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STATUS_SPACES_ENCLOSURE_AWARE_INVALID

Enclosure awareness needs trustworthy topology

An enclosure-aware virtual disk tries to distribute resilient copies across separate physical enclosures. This status means that the requested behavior is not valid for the provider, the detected hardware topology, or the selected virtual-disk layout. It is not a signal that merely adding another disk will make the existing enclosure data usable.

What to inspect

  • Check whether Storage Spaces discovers enclosure information for the candidate disks and whether the storage provider supports enclosure-aware allocation.
  • Verify that the requested redundancy can actually be distributed across the discovered enclosures.
  • Do not claim enclosure separation if all members share a controller, backplane, power domain, or server that remains a common point of failure.

Microsoft: CreateVirtualDisk IsEnclosureAware

Microsoft: Storage Spaces fault domains


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