Table
Problem | Probable Cause | Corrective Action |
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Unable to add a node to | The new node cannot | Ensure that the new cluster |
the cluster. | access the shared | node can enumerate the cluster |
| disks. | disks using Windows Disk |
| The shared disks are | Administration. If the disks do |
| not appear in Disk | |
| enumerated by the | |
| Administration, check the | |
| operating system | |
| following: | |
| differently on the | |
|
| |
| cluster nodes. | • Check all cable connections |
|
| • Check all zone configurations |
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| • Check the LUN Settings. Use |
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| the "Advanced" with |
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| "Minimum" option |
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| One or more nodes | Configure the Internet |
| may have the Internet | Connection Firewall to allow |
| Connection Firewall | communications that are |
| enabled, blocking | required by the MSCS and the |
| RPC communications | clustered applications |
| between the nodes. | or services. |
|
| See Microsoft Knowledge Base |
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| article KB883398 at the |
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| Microsoft Support website at |
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| support.microsoft.com for more |
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| information. |
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The disks on the shared | This situation is | No action required. |
cluster storage appear | normal if you stopped |
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unreadable or | the Cluster Service. If |
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uninitialized in | you are running |
|
Windows Disk | Windows Server 2003, |
|
Administration | this situation is |
|
| normal if the cluster |
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| node does not own the |
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| cluster disk. |
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