This command-line tool is being deprecated and may not be available in the future. Instead, you can use Windows PowerShell cmdlets to administer failover clusters. The syntax of this command is: CLUSTER /LIST[:domain-name] CLUSTER [[/CLUSTER:]cluster-name]= /CREATE [/NODE[S]:"node-name[ node-name ...]"] /IPADDR[ESS]: /ADD[NODE] [/NODE[S]:"node-name[ node-name ...]"] /DESTROY [/Y] [/Cleanup[ActiveDirectory]] /SHUTDOWN [/Y] /PROP[ERTIES] [ ] /PRIV[PROPERTIES] [ ] /PROP[ERTIES][:propname[,propname ...] /USEDEFAULT] /PRIV[PROPERTIES][:propname[,propname ...] /USEDEFAULT] /REN[AME]:cluster-name /QUORUM /QUORUM /NODE[MAJORITY] /QUORUM:witness-resource-name /QUORUM:disk-witness-resource-name [/PATH:path] /QUORUM:disk-resource-name [/PATH:path] /DISK[ONLY] /SETFAIL[UREACTIONS][:node-name[,node-name ...]] /LISTNETPRI[ORITY] /[LIST]SHARE[S][: ] /REG[ADMIN]EXT:admin-extension-dll[,admin-extension-dll ...] /UNREG[ADMIN]EXT:admin-extension-dll[,admin-extension-dll ...] /VER[SION] NODE [node-name] node-command GROUP [group-name] group-command RES[OURCE] [resource-name] resource-command {RESOURCETYPE|RESTYPE} [resourcetype-name] resourcetype-command NET[WORK] [network-name] network-command NETINT[ERFACE] [interface-name] interface-command LOG [node-name] log-command Note: The /QUORUM option with switch /DISK[ONLY] is not recommended because the disk is a single point of failure. = IPv4 Address/Subnet Mask: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy IPv4 Address/Prefix Length: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/nn Where /24 = 255.255.255.0 IPv6 Address/Prefix Length: xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx/nnn = name=value[,value ...][: ] [name=value[,value ...][: ] ...] = BINARY|DWORD|STR[ING]|EXPANDSTR[ING]|MULTISTR[ING]|SECURITY|ULARGE|LARGE|LONG = , [, ]:SECURITY = \ | @ = GRANT|DENY|SET|REVOKE GRANT - adds to trustee's existing access rights DENY - denies for trustee SET - overwrites trustee's existing access rights with REVOKE - removes trustee from security descriptor = F|R|C F - full R - read only C - change CLUSTER /? CLUSTER /HELP
This command-line tool is being deprecated and may not be available in the future. Instead, you can use Windows PowerShell ...
This command-line tool is being deprecated and may not be available in the future. Instead, you can use Windows PowerShell ...
This command-line tool is being deprecated and may not be available in the future. Instead, you can use Windows PowerShell ...
This command-line tool is being deprecated and may not be available in the future. Instead, you can use Windows PowerShell ...
This command-line tool is being deprecated and may not be available in the future. Instead, you can use Windows PowerShell ...
This command-line tool is being deprecated and may not be available in the future. Instead, you can use Windows PowerShell ...
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