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Before you can uninstall Cluster Server from a node, perform the following steps:
1.Take all resource groups
2.Evict the node from the cluster by
3.Close Cluster Administrator on the node.
4.Stop the Cluster Service running on the node.
5.Uninstall Microsoft Cluster Server using the Add/Remove Programs utility in the Control Panel.
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When removing a node from a cluster, you must power down the node before remov- ing any of the cluster cabling. Likewise, when rejoining a node to a cluster, attach all cables before starting the node.
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A quorum resource is typically a
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Acts as an arbiter between the two nodes to ensure that the specific data neces- sary for system recovery is maintained consistently across the nodes
Logs the recovery data sent by the nodes
Only one node can control the quorum resource at one time, and it is that node that remains running when the two nodes are unable to communicate with each other. Once the two nodes are unable to communicate, the Cluster Service automatically shuts down the node that does not own the quorum resource.
With one of the nodes shut down, changes to the cluster configuration database are logged to the quorum disk. The purpose of this logging is to ensure that the node that gains control of the quorum disk has access to an
Configuring the Cluster Software