The Migrate a Cluster Wizard could not determine the available drive letters on your cluster because some nodes are down. Migration will complete, but it will not check if the drive letter is available on all nodes in the target cluster. If one of the down cluster nodes already has a drive assigned this letter, the new cluster disk will override that assignment. If you are sure that these nodes do not have the drive letter assigned to another disk, you may continue safely. Otherwise, to avoid this potential problem you can cancel this wizard, start all nodes in the target cluster, and run this wizard again. Do not select the 'Ignore Down Nodes' check box.
The Microsoft-Windows-DiskDiagnosticResolver warns users about faults reported by hard disks that support the Self Monitoring ...
The middle-tier application server can process transactions on behalf of network clients, coordinate distributed transactions, ...
The Migrate a Cluster Wizard copies settings only. You must copy or move any data or folders (including shared folder settings) ...
The Migrate a Cluster Wizard could not check whether a disk has mount points. For any disk that has mount points, be sure ...
The Migrate a Cluster Wizard could not determine the available drive letters on your cluster because some nodes are down. ...
The Migrate a Cluster Wizard only supports migrations from Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, or Windows Server 2008 ...
The migration engine is already in use. To run this cmdlet, close the current Windows PowerShell session, and then open another ...
The migration of Remote Desktop Services client access licenses (RDS CALs) has completed. Because the source Remote Desktop ...
The migration of Remote Desktop Services client access licenses (RDS CALs) has completed. Because the source Remote Desktop ...