Failure Moving VM to 2012 Cluster

i having problem moving vms our standalone 2012 hyper-v boxes cluster.  if try move standalone cluster node goes through entire move process (very compared how long takes 'shared nothing' move beteween standalone hosts) , fails @ end "virtual machine migration failed @ migration source" , "failed establish connection because destination host rejected request: element not found."  error code 0x80070490.  must happen after migration complete beacuse if @ destination folder has right size vhds there.  have tried migrating storage csv , local direct attatched storage on target host.

strangely enough if move scvmm works , automatically sets vm cluster resource.  don't mind using scvmm nice know what's tripping me on other front.  assistance appreciated!

hi,

how performed vm “move” action? shutdown vm, select “move” option , use “move vm wizard”? in “move vm wizard” step 3, “specify destination”, name did select, hyper-v node name or cluster name?

you mentioned “shared nothing move”, did mean windows server 2012 hyper-v vm live migration in non-clustered scenario? have tried use “shared nothing move” move vm cluster, what’s result?

also notice mentioned source host standalone 2012 hyper-v, standalone server, not domain joined server?

move vm using scvmm supported , lots of blog articles describes detailed steps. move vm standalone server hyper-v cluster, don’t find such articles. check above questions , give feedback further troubleshooting.

for more information please refer following ms articles:

moving virtual machines 1 host on hyper-v
http://blogs.technet.com/b/brucecowper/archive/2010/04/09/moving-virtual-machines-from-one-host-to-another-on-hyper-v.aspx
move-vm
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh848547.aspx
configure , use live migration on non-clustered virtual machines
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj134199.aspx

hope helps!
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