Примеры использования Clustered service на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To add a resource to a clustered service or application.
For examples that illustrate the way the settings work, see Modifying the Settings for a Clustered Service or Application.
To add storage for a clustered service or application.
This name will be registered in DNS andassociated with the IP address for this clustered service or application.
To bring a clustered service or application online or take it offline.
You can add storage to an existing clustered service or application.
To ensure that a clustered service or application never fails over to a particular node.
To modify the failover settings for a clustered service or application.
If you choose to take a clustered service or application offline, it will remain offline until the tests finish.
This topic describes failover andfailback settings for a clustered service or application.
To customize the way your clustered service or application works, you can add a resource.
The following topics provide details about settings that you can modify for a clustered service or application.
You can perform a basic test to confirm that a clustered service or application can fail over successfully to another node.
Any IP address information that is not automatically supplied byyour DHCP settings- for example, a static IPv4 address for this clustered service or application.
The storage volume or volumes that the clustered service or application should use.
For information about modifying the settings of a service orapplication after migration, see Modifying the Settings for a Clustered Service or Application.
For information about performing a similar test for a clustered service or application, see Test the Failover of a Clustered Service or Application.
For information about modifying the settings for this service orapplication after the wizard finishes running, see Modifying the Settings for a Clustered Service or Application.
This is true regardless of which node owns the clustered service or application at that time.
If a clustered service or application is using a disk when you start the wizard, the wizard will prompt you about whether to take that clustered service or application offline for the purposes of testing.
After specifying dependencies,to see a report, right-click the clustered service or application(not the resource), and then click Show Dependency Report.
To run a disk maintenance tool such as Chkdsk on a disk orvolume that is configured as part of a clustered service, application, or virtual machine, you must use maintenance mode.
If you are only adding storage to a particular clustered service or application(not adding entirely new storage to the failover cluster as a whole), see Add Storage for a Clustered Service or Application.
Clear the check box for a node only if you want to prevent this resource(and the clustered service or application that contains this resource) from failing over to that node.
For more information about failover settings for a clustered service or application, see Modifying the Settings for a Clustered Service or Application.
Clear this box if you want the Cluster service to respond by leaving this clustered service or application running on this node(even if this resource is in a failed state).
Grant read access to the directory for the user who installed the cluster service.
To start the service, click Start Cluster Service.
A Cluster service resource group goes offline.
Whether a Cluster service node is online or offline.