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Securefs is not getting detected in SSMS and IOMeter #176
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Are you on Windows and running IOMeter and SQL Server as administrator or as another account than the one mounting? |
Yes, I am on windows. |
Currently |
Yes, Could you please try on your end to confirm. |
IOMeter has to run as administrator, which is a different token than the user itself. You can try mounting For SQL server, it is usually log on as a virtual account. In the below example, the account is Another way to resolve these problems would be allowing mounting |
If you click "Open Test Configuration", you can see the drive J:. So IOMeter can access this drive, but it somehow filters it out. Maybe because it only considers real disks, and WinFsp mount points are excluded. I suggest that you try another tool for benchmarking. |
I tried ATTO Disk Benchmarking Tool, there the drive is getting detected. |
Hi,
I'm currently assessing the performance of securefs. I attempted to use IOMeter for this purpose, but I encountered an issue where the securefs mounted drive was not visible in the IOMeter tool.
Additionally, when I tried to designate the securefs mounted drive as the DATA directory for my SQL Server, I faced the same problem. The securefs drive was not visible in the list of available drives on my system.
Could you please help me understand this issue? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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