First-time Setup:
New-Cluster -Name {CLUSTERNAME} -Node SERVER1,SERVER2 -NoStorage -StaticAddress IP1,IP2
# Add CLUSTERNAME$ into the NTFS permissions list of \\FILESERVER1\SHARE1 before this next command
Set-ClusterQuorum -NodeAndFileShareMajority “\\FILESERVER1\SHARE1”
Remove Cluster:Get-Cluster #Check clustername on a particular host$nodes=”SERVER1″,”SERVER2″foreach ($node in $nodes){Remove-ClusterNode -Name $node -Force}
# Run this command on each node SERVER1 and SERVER2
Clear-Clusternode #on each node
Rebuild cluster:
New-Cluster -Name CLUSTER1-Node SERVER1,SERVER2,SERVER3-NoStorage -StaticAddress IP1,IP2
# Run this command on a DC to replicate changes immediately:
repadmin /syncall on DC2
# Add CLUSTERNAME$ into the NTFS Permissions List of: \\FILESERVER1\ QUORUM
Set-ClusterQuorum -NodeAndFileShareMajority “\\FILESERVER1 \QUORUM”
# Place all nodes into same AD OU
# Check CLUSTERNAME to ensure that it has IPs for each subnet of its nodes.
# Add SecondIP to ClusterAdd-ClusterResource -Name SecondIP -ResourceType “IP Address” -Group “Cluster Group”
# Manually configure this new item using Failover Cluster Manager# On Dependencies tab of CLUSTERNAME, set OR conditions to depend on both IPs
# Edit each IP on Advanced Properties with appropriate owner(s) that are in the correct subnet
# Test Failover:
Move-ClusterGroup “Cluster Group” -node SERVER1
Move-ClusterGroup “Cluster Group” -node SERVER2
Move-ClusterGroup “Cluster Group” -node SERVER3