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13. Using the Windows 2000 Disk Management Snap-in Computer Management
program on Server A, verify that the shared logical drives display with the
correct size, volume label, and drive letter.
Note: The drive letters for the shared disks must be the same on each server
in the cluster.
14. Ensure that both servers are turned on.
Note: If you have a two-node cluster that has a private network consisting of
the two servers directly connected to each other using an Ethernet
cross-over cable, make sure that
both servers are turned on before you
proceed.
Failure to have both servers turned on will cause Windows 2000 to
mark the network adapter as failed, and you will not be able to select it
as the private network interface during cluster setup.
15. Insert the IBM ServeRAID Cluster Solution for Windows NT and Windows
2000 diskette or IBM ServeRAID Support CD into the Server A diskette or
CD-ROM drive.
16. Type one of the following and press Enter:
If installing from CD
e :\winsrv\cluster\setup
If installing from diskette
a :\setup
where a is the diskette drive letter and e is the CD-ROM drive letter. The
SETUP.EXE program copies some files and launches the Windows
Component Wizard.
17. In the Windows Component Wizard, select the check box to install the Cluster
Service component; then, click Next .
18. When prompted, insert the CD labeled Windows 2000 Advanced Server
CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive; then, click OK . The Microsoft Cluster Server
Configuration Wizard opens.
Note: To configure the Microsoft Cluster Server, follow the instructions in the
Microsoft Cluster Server documentation.
19. After you install and configure the cluster, the IBM ServeRAID Cluster
Configuration Wizard opens and applies ServeRAID-specific configurations to
the cluster. When prompted, select a shared ServeRAID logical drive on which
to set the quorum resources.
Note: Set the quorum resources on a RAID level-1 logical drive. Do not set
the quorum resources on a RAID level-5 or level-5E logical drive.
20. Install the latest Windows 2000 Service Pack on Server A.
21. Repeat step 14 through step 18 for Server B.
22. Install the latest Windows 2000 Service Pack on Server B. The cluster
installation is now complete, and the cluster is ready for use.
See Microsoft Knowledge Base Article Q258750, “Recommended Private
’Heartbeat’ Configuration on a Cluster Server,” for additional configuration
information.
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