Clustered disks have been released by the Partition Manager while destroying the cluster. These disks will be left in an offline state. For these released disks to be accessible, please bring them online on a single machine only, using the Disk Management utility.
Cluster Shared Volume '%1' ('%3') has identified one or more active volume drivers on this device stack that could interfere ...
Cluster Shared Volumes root directory '%1' already exists. The directory '%1' was renamed to '%2'. Please verify that applications ...
Cluster to which this Terminal server belongs. Typically, it is a DNS entry which represents the Virtual IP address of computers. ...
Clustered disk with ID '%2' was not released by the Partition Manager while destroying the cluster. The error code was '%1'. ...
Clustered disks have been released by the Partition Manager while destroying the cluster. These disks will be left in an ...
Clustering Services have been detected on this node. Certain clustering functionality may be impaired by Internet Connection ...
Clustering Services have been detected on this node. Certain clustering functionality may be impaired by the Network Bridge. ...
Clusters provide high availability for applications and services installed on clustered servers. High availability means ...
CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory. UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows directory. ...