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The Case of the Missing Deduplication Scheduled Tasks in Windows Server 2019 #StorageSpacesDirect #HyperV #MVPHour

Posted by Kawula Dave | Mar 9, 2019 | Hyper-V, S2D, Windows Server | 0 |

The Case of the Missing Deduplication Scheduled Tasks in Windows Server 2019 #StorageSpacesDirect #HyperV #MVPHour

Hey Checkyourlogs Fans,

Recently I have been deploying a lot of Storage Spaces Direct Configurations on Windows Server 2019. As many of you know, one of my favourite features of Windows Server 2019 is ReFS + Deduplication. Now, normally I
will just go to the Task Schedule under Deduplication and kick off the 1^st Pass Dedup jobs once I get things setup and some data moved over. To my horror, my scheduled tasks were gone on the last cluster I setup.

I could go in via PowerShell and manually run them?

start-dedupjob -volume 'c:\clusterstorage\csv01' -type optimization -verbose

So where did they go?

This fix was so simple… Hunting around I found them inside of the Failover Cluster Scheduled Tasks.

I like easy fixes like this.

Have a great weekend,

Dave

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Kawula Dave

Dave Kawula is a seasoned author, blogger, world speaker, enterprise consulting leader, and expert in Microsoft technologies. With over 20 years of experience, Dave has gained a wealth of knowledge in the IT industry, which he brings to bear in his work with clients and in his writing. Dave has authored numerous technical books on Microsoft technologies, including books on Windows Server, System Center, and Hyper-V. He is also a regular blogger, sharing his insights and expertise on his blog and other popular platforms. As a world speaker, Dave has delivered presentations at numerous conferences and events around the globe, sharing his expertise on Microsoft technologies and his passion for helping others succeed in the field. As an enterprise consulting leader, Dave has worked with a wide range of clients, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, helping them leverage Microsoft technologies to achieve their business goals. He is known for his ability to deliver practical solutions tailored to each client's unique needs. Dave's expertise extends to a wide range of Microsoft technologies, including Azure, Windows Server, Hyper-V, and System Center. He is also a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and a Veeam Vanguard, recognized for his community contributions and deep technical knowledge. With his broad range of experience and his passion for helping others succeed, Dave is a trusted advisor and an asset to any organization looking to leverage Microsoft technologies to achieve their goals.

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