What is Windows Server Failover clustering?
Windows Server Failover cluster (WSFC) are groups of independent connected computers to increase the availability and capacity of clustered roles (formerly known as clustered services and applications). Physical cables and software are needed to connect the clustered servers (called nodes). If one or more cluster nodes fail (a process known as failover), other nodes provide service. They are also actively monitored to ensure that clustered roles are functioning correctly. If any nodes are not working, they are restarted or moved.
In this blog we will show you step by step how to install Microsoft Windows failover cluster
Install Windows Server Failover Cluster (WSFC) and File Server Role in server 1 and server 2
Add a 2 hard Disk of 10 GB in DC
Create RAID in DC
Install ISCSI Role in DC
Click on To Create
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Create new 5Gb storage HDD
Click on Existing instead of new
Click On Create
Now disk are create one of 1Gb and other of 5 Gb
Go to server 1 and 2 and goto tool –> iscsi initatiator
In target type below IP and click on quick connect
Click on volume and device and click on auto configure
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Goto disk management and make online
You will see both drives
Goto server 1 and Validate
Click on browse and type IP of Server
Now click on create cluster and add only server 1
Click on add node and add server 2
Add witness disk
Right Click on Add Role
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