Questions tagged [failovercluster]

A failover cluster is a group of servers that work together to maintain high availability of applications and services

A failover cluster is a group of independent computers that work together to increase the availability and scalability of clustered roles
The clustered servers (called nodes) are connected by physical cables and by software. If one or more of the cluster nodes fail, other nodes begin to provide service (a process known as failover). In addition, the clustered roles are proactively monitored to verify that they are working properly. If they are not working, they are restarted or moved to another node.

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How touse iSCSI HA with Windows Server

I have one Windows Server 2012 standard, one Windows Server 2016 standard, two QNAP. We planning to store all files in QNAP and create VM in Windows Server for clustering. We want to have high avalability file server with these four pieces of…
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Wizard for New Volume from Cluster Pool shows 0.00 GB free (despite 1.50 TB in Server Manager)

So an issue I am running into is that I have a Storage Pool using S2D created, it shows less than 2 GB used up... but when I go to run the virtual disk wizard, it has Free Space: 0.00 GB for both performance and capacity tier. Due to this, Any…
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Better way to get Microsoft Failover Cluster IP address resource through PowerShell

Is there a better way to view the IP address assigned to cluster IP address resource through PowerShell? Today, I use Get-ClusterResource, but I have to populate the cluster IP address resource name field with the IP address. That seems weird to me,…
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Hyper-V Cluster Resource Hosting Subsystem (RHS) Questions

I have responsibility for multiple large-ish Hyper-V failover clusters. I very occasionally see an issue where the 'ISALIVE:0' check will fail for a virtual machine (via the vmclusres.dll library) and the Resource Hosting Subsystem will terminate,…
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Microsoft Failover Cluster Manager console missing

Failover cluster feature is already installed in this 2 nodes cluster since many months everything was working fine since yesterday. However, I don't see the Failover Cluster Manager console anywhere, not in MMC, not in the Server Manager's list of…
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Error 1195 on Windows 2012 R2 Failover Cluster with details -1

I am unable to make error 1195 go away on my Failover Cluster. The cluster is attempting to update the DNS entry for cluster name IP on the DNS server and failing with unknown error, (-1) but Event ID 1195. Cluster log shows: Network Name: [NNLIB]…
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Adding ubuntu iscsi disk to windows failover cluster

I did this previously with a server on ubuntu 16.04 and targetcli. It worked and is still online today. I'm in need of more storage so I decided to make another machine with ubuntu 18.04 and targetcli-fb. The problem I have is that I cannot add the…
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pacemaker not monitoring the service although giving op monitor interval=10s while creating resource

Following is the service scripts which runs custom script. [root@xxxxxxxxxxvmrf0001vbisalah001 ~]# cat /etc/systemd/system/drbdRes_rhcdDaemon.service [Unit] Description=Manage drbdRes cluster…
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Cluster Shared Volume Owner Node After reboot

Problem: In a failover-cluster (Hyper-v) the CSV (iSCSI) gets "pulled" to the node that just restarted (after updates) when i don't want it to. I can not find any setting defining CSV owner preference, and even if it exists it does not make sense…
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(Windows Server 2012 R2) Is it possible to split a failover cluster into 2 new clusters by expanding and splitting the existing cluster?

Say you have an existing application cluster using Windows Failover Clustering - something perhaps like this: Roles: File Share Services RavenDB ClusterDisk Service ServerName (ravendb.mydomain) Nodes - 2 Now, I want to take those RavenDB…
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Creating a new Infrastructure for my company using Windows Server and FreeNas

I was hired to create software but now also stuck with governing all of the IT work. The company uses a Windows 10 Home machine as a file server for 13 users. I need to plan for up to 50 employees. My requirements are to create a domain, host SQL…
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How does Virtual IP work for failing over a TCP connection to a backup server to accomplish high-availability?

I have several questions about how Virtual IP works for a failover implementation. The goal is to accomplish high-availability of a service running on a TCP server. The problem can be easily described: Questions: Let's say Machine A running the…
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Edit HA cluster config cib.xml

I want to edit pingd of my cluster config living on centos 6.5 because the addresses are no longer valid and my cluster always switching to the other node because of the failed nodes.What is the best way to do it.I know i must never open directly…
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Cluster Hyper-V Environment Failure

We have a two host fiber (NIC Team) and copper (Nic Team2) environment. The hosts are clustered and use 2012-R2 Standard (updated) with Hyper-V Clustering and storage pools. The VMs are around 50 Debian machines equally distributed. The networks are…
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Using Windows failover cluster role TCP address for application

I have a 2 node Windows 2012 R2 guest failover cluster built as a generic service (say 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.2 are node 1 and node 2 static IP's). The generic service role IP is 192.168.1.100. the service communicates using a socket program. …
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