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You need to create a workgroup cluster

You deploy two servers that run Windows Server 2016.
You install the Failover Clustering feature on both servers.
You need to create a workgroup cluster.
What should you do?

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A.
Create matching local administrative accounts on both of the servers. Assign the same primary DNS suffix
to both of the servers. Run the New-Cluster cmdlet and specify an administrative access point of None.

B.
Configure both of the server to be in a workgroup named Workgroup. Configure the Cluster Service to log
on as Network Service. Run the New-Cluster cmdlet and specify an administrative access point of DNS.

C.
Create matching local administrative accounts on both of the servers. Assign the same primary DNS suffix
to both of the servers. Run the New-Cluster cmdlet and specify an administrative access point of DNS.

D.
Configure both of the servers to be in a workgroup named Workgroup. Configure the Cluster Service to log
on as Network Service. Run the New-Cluster cmdlet and specify an administrative access point of None.

Explanation:

References: https://rlevchenko.com/2015/09/07/workgroup-and-multi-domain-clusters-in-windows-server-2016/

18 Comments on “You need to create a workgroup cluster

  1. Caro says:

    Passed with 869 score.
    15 news questions ….
    – connect ADFS with O365
    – deploy containers for Windows core server
    – set a hyper-v vm in high avalability
    – upgrade Windows 2012r2 cluster to 2016 in place : which command should you execute to use news features of cluster ?




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  2. Chris says:

    Just finished my test with a 880+. The questions in this review will be sufficient to pass the exam (easily well over 700). There were I think about 4 questions not covered in this review (I forget what they were), and a few more from this review that have been reworded.
    NOTE: 3 to 4 questions on the actual exam do NOT have correct answer options.
    One that comes to mind is in this review about installing an additional ADFS node (The incorrect answer specified in this review is the actual answer on the test – as in the test does not have the correct answer option aka install-ADFSFarm – correct answer not on test is install-adfsfarmnode). Another incorrect question on the actual exam is regarding limiting bandwidth on SMB share (the correct answer of Set-SmbBandwidthLimit is not on the list of answers, and you must select a QOS command instead). Another incorrect question on the exam is regarding steps to setup containers on a Hyper-V host (not included in these review questions), I forget the details, but I ended up just guessing at what they would consider the correct steps, since the correct ones were not listed on the exam.
    SideNote: I recommend this site for initial question review, and using the .ete files from PrepAway (which contain 14% incorrect answers specified). I have submitted an updated ete file to PrepAway which will hopefully be posted on the site soon. The updated .ete file is currently available here as well: https://nofile.io/f/3Vf3BzJXSG7/microsoft.braindumps.70-743.v2018-04-7.by.marchello.155q.ete




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  3. belomy says:

    C

    https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/clustering/2015/08/17/workgroup-and-multi-domain-clusters-in-windows-server-2016/

    •To create a new cluster or to add nodes to the cluster, a local account needs to be provisioned on all nodes of the cluster (as well as the node from which the operation is invoked) with the following requirements:
    1.Create a local ‘User’ account on each node in the cluster
    2.The username and password of the account must be the same on all nodes
    3.The account is a member of the local ‘Administrators’ group on each node

    •The Failover Cluster needs to be created as an Active Directory-Detached Cluster without any associated computer objects. Therefore, the cluster needs to have a Cluster Network Name (also known as administrative access point) of type DNS.




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