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What command should you run?

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You have a Windows Server 2016 failover cluster that has a cluster network named ClusterNetwork1.
You need to ensure that ClusterNetwork1 is enabled for cluster communication only.
What command should you run? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
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Answer:

Explanation:

Box 1: Get-ClusterNetwork
Cluster network roles can be changed using PowerShell command, Get-ClusterNetwork.
For example:
(Get-ClusterNetwork “Cluster Network 1”). Role =1
Box 2: Role
Cluster Network Roles:
Cluster networks are automatically created for all logical subnets connected to all nodes in the Cluster. Each network adapter card connected to a common subnet will be listed in Failover Cluster Manager. Cluster networks can be configured for different uses.
Three roles:
* Disabled for Cluster Communication (value 0)
* Enabled for Cluster Communication only (value 1)
* Enabled for client and cluster communication (value 3)
References: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askcore/2014/02/19/configuring-windows-failover-clusternetworks/

One Comment on “What command should you run?

  1. Chris says:

    Provided answer is correct.

    (Get-ClusterNetwork ClusterNetwork1).Role = 1 Would disable client communication on ClusterNetwork1 (aka only allow cluster communication).
    Name Value Description
    Disabled for Cluster Communication 0 No cluster communication of any kind sent over this network
    Enabled for Cluster Communication only 1 Internal cluster communication and CSV traffic can be sent over this network
    Enabled for client and cluster communication 3 Cluster IP Address resources can be created on this network for clients to connect to. Internal and CSV traffic can be sent over this network




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