[solved] VM vdisk issue with two vdisks

Answer:

You need two seperated User Shares, one for the Cache-only 1.vdisk, one for the second vdisk (Array only)
To copy the files from Cache only share to Array only share, you have to run the following command:

"gcp /mnt/cache/domains/Windows10 /mnt/user0/secondVdiskArray -g"
("gcp .... -g" only if you have installed the copy and move plugin!)
If  you don't have the plugin, run: "cp /mnt/cache/domains/Windows10 /mnt/user0/secondVdiskArray"

(Important to choose /mnt/user0 (Array only)
because: /mnt/user = Array & Cache!
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Question:

Hello Community,

i run in some issues with my VM's:
I have two Windows VM'S. Each of them have two vdisks, one for the OS and one for the Programs/Games...
I have a SSD Cache (Raid1; each SSD 480GB) where I would like to locate the primary vdisk (OS) of each VM.
The secondary vdisk  (Programs) I want to locate on the array.
I selected manualy the path for each vdisk.
Primary: /mnt/cache/domains/Windows10/vdisk1.img
Secondary: /mnt/user/domains/Windows10/vdisk2.img
But now I have the issue, that every vdisk is located on the Cache (without configuring it?)
Now my Cache runs out of free space

Windows VM 1: primary vdisk: 150GB (should be on SSD)

                       secondary vdisk: 1000GB (should be on Array)

Windows VM2: primary vdisk: 150GB (should be on SSD)

                       secondary vdisk: 500GB (should be on Array)

I set the domains share to SSD only (is this correct?)
Can I change the location of the secondary vdisk without distroying the Data on it? (because I have the second vdisk on array and SSD with same size, I don't know why)

Thank you
Johannes

Edited October 26, 20196 yr by Johannes1234934
Solved the issue by myself