In my environment I have a large number of VMs which are provisioned as VHDXs on cluster storage volumes (CSV). The VMs are built into different private clouds. The CSVs are created on iSCSI LUNS sourced from a single disk pool. The disk pool is managed via SMI-S and has an associated storage classification (SAN (Live)).
When the CSVs were first created, they inherited the storage classification of the disk pool, which is expected. I then changed the assigned storage classification on the CSVs to unique new classification for each CSV.
The new classifications do work for placement of VHDs but the available storage associated with the classification is always 0. This means that I can't use VMM to implement storage limits at a cloud level.
Is there any way to get these storage classifications to include the CSV storage usage?