Video:
Pt. 1 - Getting All Nodes Ready to Setup Your Windows 2003 Cluster
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Skill level:
400 (Intermediate - Advanced)
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Run Time:
6:52
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Instructor:
Grant Moyle
Description:
Okay, so you have two machines that you want to cluster and now you need to know how to begin. This first video walks you through setting up the first node (Node1) for clustering. There are a few pre-requisites that we have to muddle through before we can set up this cluster and, in this video, we'll start with our checklist of items that you must do/meet to set up the cluster.
Highlights from this video:
- Assigning and Managing IP address for a cluster
- Dealing with .local domains within a cluster
- Best Practices for Hardware Management in a Cluster
- How much RAM should your clustered machines use?
- Issues when using multiple domain controllers with replication
- Local storage and local hard disks/drives and using the clustered storage array
- What are local disks used for in a cluster?
and much more
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Grant Moyle
Grant A. Moyle is the founder of Confuzer Inc, an Illinois-based
Windows, Exchange, and Networking consulting firm specializing in Implementation and
Troubleshooting Active Directory and Exchange. He has been a Microsoft
Certified System Engineer (MCSE) since the days of NT4 and a Certified
Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP) since 2003. He has a Biomedical Engineering and
Electrical Engineering background from Johns Hopkins University, and over 10
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(Grant's full bio can be found here)
NOTE: This video is part of our
Windows Server 2003 Administration course.
This video is from Chapter
11:
Disaster Recovery: Backups, Clustering and Troubleshooting
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