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  • 31 mai 2012 06:48
     
     
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    Hi all,

    let's say I've a two node failover cluster with Windows Server 2008R2 SP1, I wish to fix the preferred node that owns the cluster (obviously if both nodes are alive). Is this possible? How?

     

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  • 31 mai 2012 09:50
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    Hi,

    The following post discussed a similar issue, you can refer to:

    A-A mode cluster
    http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverClustering/thread/7e6cc6bc-a51d-4d49-95c4-23516da13122/

     

     
  • 31 mai 2012 09:52
     
     
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    Sorry Vincent, your reply does not seems related...
     
  • 31 mai 2012 10:25
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    Hi,

    I wish to fix the preferred node that owns the cluster (obviously if both nodes are alive).
    >> So please provide details about your environment and your concern. Thanks for your understanding.

     
  • 31 mai 2012 13:17
     
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    I'm curious to know why you think it matters which node owns the cluster.  I am unaware of any way to specify a preferred owner of the cluster.  You probably could write a script that you could run as a scheduled job to periodically move the cluster owner back to the node you prefer.  The following article has an example on how to do this.

    http://networkadminkb.com/KB/a275/how-to-script-moving-clustered-resources-to-primary-nodes.aspx?KBSearchID=17299

    David A. Bermingham, MVP, Senior Technical Evangelist, SIOS Technology Corp

     
  • 4 iunie 2012 12:57
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    Hi andrea,

    In windows 2008R2 you can't change the cluster preferred owner in the gui.

    You can change the cluster core resource with powershell. ( in windows 2012 you can do this in the gui also )

    Move-ClusterGroup "Cluster Group"

    this is the only way to do this. 

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