I have a Hyper-V server, also running Windows Admin Center, let's call it FISH. That server is set up as gateway. On it, there are two storage pools, which can be managed via the Server Manager normally, and some VMs.
In Windows Admin Center, Storage Spaces (Direct) is not available in server management, and from what I gathered, I need to connect to a Cluster.
I have tried to add a cluster, but I am having issues. Using FISH.local appears to find the server/cluster, however using usernames Administrator, FISH\Administrator or FISH.local\Administrator yields the following error:
Access was denied to "FISH.local". You can still add it to your connections list, but you'll need to provide administrator credentials to connect to the cluster.
In WAC settings it says I am signed in as "FISH\Administrator", so I am a bit at a loss. Does cluster management require a different kind of Administrator account/permissions?
