Using Cluster.exe You can use the Cluster.exe command line tool for all cluster administration and you can script it.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Module 5: Cluster Administration

Advertisements

Remote Desktop Access Novell at Home. Remote desktop access Works on Broadband Computer at work must.

Mapping Drives Client to Server Lecture 11. Mapping Network Drives Prepare the Server On the Server Create the virtual drives This is done from Administrators.

1 of 3 This document is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS DOCUMENT. © 2007 Microsoft Corporation.

70-290: MCSE Guide to Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment Chapter 8: Implementing and Managing Printers.

Systems Architecture, Fourth Edition1 Internet and Distributed Application Services Chapter 13.

70-290: MCSE Guide to Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment, Enhanced Chapter 8: Implementing and Managing Printers.

70-290: MCSE Guide to Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment Chapter 8: Implementing and Managing Printers.

1 Chapter Overview Introduction to Windows XP Professional Printing Setting Up Network Printers Connecting to Network Printers Configuring Network Printers.

Module 3: SQL Server 2005 Administrative Tools. Overview Using SQL Server Management Studio Using SQL Computer Manager Using the sqlcmd Utility Using.

1 Chapter Overview Transferring and Transforming Data Introducing Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS) Transferring and Transforming Data with.

Module 6: Creating Cluster Resources. Overview Creating a File Share Resource Creating a Cluster Print Share Configuring Clustered Applications and Services.

Overview Print and Document Services Print Management console Printer properties Troubleshooting.

1 Introducing Windows Backup There are different methods for starting Windows 2000 Backup. Requirements for running Windows 2000 Backup All users can back.

Deploying and Managing Windows Server 2012

Squiggle Lan Messenger.

INSTALLING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SERVER 2003 CLUSTERS AND FRONT-END AND BACK ‑ END SERVERS Chapter 4.

An Introduction to Visual Basic

Clustering SQL Server Tom Pullen Senior DBA, RM Education

Database-Driven Web Sites, Second Edition1 Chapter 5 WEB SERVERS.

Client – Server Application Can you create a client server application: The server will be running as a service: does not have a GUI The server will run.

SQL2005 Cluster Build. IP Request Request 6 IP Addresses – One for EACH SQL virtual server (2) – One for the cluster – One for Distributed Transaction.

IT 456 Seminar 5 Dr Jeffrey A Robinson. Overview of Course Week 1 – Introduction Week 2 – Installation of SQL and management Tools Week 3 - Creating and.

1 Chapter Overview Preparing to Upgrade Performing a Version Upgrade from Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Performing an Online Database Upgrade from SQL Server.

MCTS Guide to Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration (Exam # ) Chapter Five Windows Server 2008 Remote Desktop Services,

Automated Scheduling and Operations for Legacy Applications.

Module 5: Implementing Printing. Overview Introduction to Printing in the Windows Server 2003 Family Installing and Sharing Printers Managing Access to.

Running Modflow with Batch Files. Dos basics cd = change directory (dOs Is NoT cAsE sEnSiTiVe) dir = shows you what is in the directory (It gives you.

P3 - prepare a computer for installation/upgrade By Ridjauhn Ryan.

Getting to Know Your Computer Your File System Applications What’s running on your machine Its own devices Networking.

1 Microsoft Management Console Tool to create customized administration tools Customized tools known as MMC consoles, or simply consoles.

11 CLUSTERING AND AVAILABILITY Chapter 11. Chapter 11: CLUSTERING AND AVAILABILITY2 OVERVIEW  Describe the clustering capabilities of Microsoft Windows.

Best Practices for Implementing Unicenter NSM r11.1 in an HA MSCS Environment Part I -Last Revision April 24, 2006.

ERICSON BRANDON M. BASCUG Alternate - REGIONAL NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT TCP/IP CONNECTIVITY.

Printer Setting (Windows 7) 1.Confirm win7 version, 32bit or 64bit 2.Open start menu, right click “Computer” 3.Select “Properties”

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation Today’s Exercise.

Linux Operations and Administration

Open project in Microsoft Visual Studio → build program in “Release” mode.

Welcome to How Will Check IP Address On Windows 7.

Module 10: Network Load Balancing Cluster Administration.

1 Chapter Overview Using Standby Servers Using Failover Clustering.

SURVEY VIEWER Note: SURVEY VIEWER functions are now available from the Remote Viewing that is built into HYPACK SURVEY. SURVEY VIEWER still works, but.

Installing VERITAS Cluster Server. Topic 1: Using the VERITAS Product Installer After completing this topic, you will be able to install VCS using the.

Active-HDL Server Farm Course 11. All materials updated on: September 30, 2004 Outline 1.Introduction 2.Advantages 3.Requirements 4.Installation 5.Architecture.

Deploying Highly Available SQL Server in Windows Azure A Presentation and Demonstration by Microsoft Cluster MVP David Bermingham.

MSMQ BC Demo. Introduction to MSMQ Configuring MSMQ Building and Deploying a Sample Project Setting up/Installing MSMQ Server Agenda.

Microsoft OS Vulnerabilities April 1, 2010 MIS 4600 – MBA © Abdou Illia.

SQL Database Management

Virtual Private Network Access for Remote Networks

(ITI310) SESSIONS 8: Network Load Balancing (NLB)

Administration Tools Cluster.exe is a command line tool that you can use for scripting or remote administration through slow WAN links. Cluadmin.exe is.

Troubleshooting Tools

Exercise 3: Configuring User Home Folders

SMALL HOME NETWORK Local Network Area.

Event Log Cluster service includes event data in the Windows 2000 system log.

File Share Dependencies

Wlbs.exe Commands The Wlbs.exe program operates on Network Load Balanced hosts or on any remote computer running Windows 2000 that accesses the cluster.

Microsoft BackOffice Applications

Troubleshooting Network Communications

Network Load Balancing

Cluster Communications

Introduction to ZBOSS Embedded Systems Software Training Center

Module 7: Server Cluster Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Chapter 9 Objectives Understand TCP/IP Protocol.

Printer Admin Print Job Manager

IOTA HOW TO START BUILDING.

Windows Server Administration Fundamentals

RAC Networking Lab.

Presentation transcript:

Using Cluster.exe You can use the Cluster.exe command line tool for all cluster administration and you can script it.

When you install the Cluster Administrator, the command line Cluster When you install the Cluster Administrator, the command line Cluster.exe program is also installed in the %Systemroot%\System32 folder. You can also use Cluster.exe from a command line or a script to automate many cluster administration tasks. Applications and administration tools use remote procedure calls (RPC) to communicate with the Cluster.exe program.

CLUSTER [cluster name] /version Cluster Commands The basic cluster syntax is: CLUSTER [cluster name] /option The cluster name is optional. If you do not specify a cluster name, Cluster.exe attempts to connect to the cluster that is running on the node on which you are running Cluster.exe. To test connectivity with a cluster, or to ensure that you can use Cluster.exe, check the version name by using the command: CLUSTER [cluster name] /version For specific administration commands using Cluster.exe, see the Job Aid, Cluster Commands, in the Appendix.

Scripting Administration Using Cluster.exe You can script all of the Cluster.exe commands. You can use scripts to build or rebuild a cluster, or to make global changes across many clusters. You can run the scripts through a batch file, for example *.bat or *.cmd. You can use Cluster.exe with a scripting tool, such as Microsoft Visual Basic® Scripting Edition.

Demonstration: Administration Using Cluster.exe Let’s take a look at a sample script that will create a group, an IP resource and a name resource. You can follow the script step-by-step as it runs on the instructor’s computer.

In this demonstration the instructor will run a script that creates a group, IP number, and network name using Cluster.exe. The batch file pauses before and after every remark.

REM Line 1 – 4: Create a Group:Mygroup bring the group online, set owners and get status of the group. 1. CLUSTER mycluster group Mygroup /create 2. CLUSTER mycluster group Mygroup /Online 3. CLUSTER mycluster group Mygroup /Setowners:nodea,nodeb 4. CLUSTER mycluster GROUP mygroup /status REM Line 5: Create the IP Address resource: myip. 5. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /create /Group:mygroup / Type:"Ip Address" REM Line 6 – 10: Define the IP Address parameters and check Status. 6. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /priv network="Cluster Public" 7. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /priv address=10.0.0.34 8. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /priv subnetmask=255.255.255.0 9. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /priv EnableNetBIOS=1 10. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /Stat

REM Line 11:View the myip properties. 11. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /prop REM Line 12: View the private properties. 12. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /priv REM Line 13: Bring online and wait 60 sec. for completion. 13. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE myip /Online /Wait:60 REM Line 14: Create a network name resource in mygroup. 14. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE mynetname /Create /Group:mygroup /Type:"Network Name" REM Line 15 – 17: Set parameters for mynetname and bring online. 15. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE mynetname /priv Name="ClusterSvr" 16. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE mynetname /Adddependency:myip 17. CLUSTER mycluster RESOURCE mynetname /Online /Wait:60 REM Line 18: Check the status of the Cluster. 18. CLUSTER mycluster GROUP mygroup /Stat REM Line 19: Move the group Mygroup to NodeB 19. CLUSTER mycluster GROUP Mygroup /MoveTo:NodeB /Wait:120