windows 2008故障转移集群之准备篇（Preparations for windows 2008 failover cluster）.doc

windows 2008故障转移集群之准备篇（Preparations for windows 2008 failover cluster） Windows 2008 preparation for the failover cluster.Txt dont waste new tears for old sadness! You must be experienced in everything you do now, except for your wife. There are no 100 points for the other half, only 50 for two people. Preparation of Windows 2008 fault transfer cluster of.Txt48 smile, is a green in spring, is under the sun hungry a shade, autumn is a cool breeze, a winter campfire. Smile and face it, you will feel that life is so warm. The failover cluster must meet certain requirements of the hardware, software, and network infrastructure, and it needs a management account with appropriate domain permissions. As follows: (1) hardware requirements for failover cluster In a failover cluster, the following hardware needs to be equipped: (1) server: it is recommended to use a set of matching computers that contain the same or similar components. Note that Microsoft supports failover cluster solutions only if all hardware components are labeled Certified for Windows Server 2008. In addition, the complete configuration (server, network, and storage) must be passed through all tests in the validation configuration wizard, which is included in the failover cluster management unit. (2) network adapters and cables (for network communications): like other components in the failover cluster solution, network hardware must be marked as authentication for Windows Server 2008. If iSCSI is used, network adapters must be dedicated to network communications or iSCSI, not both. In a network infrastructure that connects cluster nodes together, a single fault point is to be avoided. There are many ways of achieving this. You can connect cluster nodes through multiple different networks. Alternatively, you can connect to a cluster node through a network that consists of a group network adapter, a redundant switch, a redundant router, or a similar hardware that can eliminate a single fault point. Note: if