CSV Online But Missing in Disk Management

Bit of a weird one to me...
I have a CSV on a Server 2012 (non-R2) Hyper-V cluster node that is online and accessible at c:\ClusterStorage\CSVolume1 but it does not show up in Disk Management.
Get-ClusterSharedVolume | select -ExpandProperty sharevolumeinfo shows no maintenance mode or redirected access?
how can this be?
thanks,
Dan

Hi,
Run a command Get-ClusterSharedVolume
with elevated PS command window and get the details of CSV disk with respective active node details.
In disk management console CSV volume disk may be showing reserved state in passive node and online in
active node.
Regards, Ravikumar P

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