34. Lab Setup for Failover Cluster in Windows Server 2019

Video Series on Advance Networking with Windows Server 2019:
In this video, We will prepare the test lab to Install and Configure Two-node Failover Cluster using Windows Server 2019. We will use iSCSI target server to setup storage for Windows Failover Cluster.
1: Install iSCSI Target server role.
2: Create two iSCSI Virtual disk.
3: Setup iSCSI initiators on both node to connect to iSCSI Target server.
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[@lstanford23]

I saw your video on this topic, and I breathed a sigh of relief. Thank you for making this video, as always, great job!!!

[@MSFTWebCast]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mohdhasan72]

Excellent 👍. I believe noone can explain in details like you. thank you.

[@FranzGuerrero]

Great job. The explanation is very clear and anyone can follow you.

[@tofusoup5108]

Excellent video.

[@m-i-c-h-a-e-l-]

Very useful info! Thank you for taking time to record this video. My only concern is - what if the iSCSI target host goes down. How to achieve redundancy there?

[@MrNYDJ]

Hi
Can you do a video or share link that explains how you created iscsi network and cluster network or which how is connection works more over which Protocal to enable or disable. Thanks

[@user-il9fo8tz4t]

I liked the way explained. Now, do we need to configure static IP on all three servers?

[@MSFTWebCast]

Yes.

[@abdulkaderssjemal2073]

HI,
I Have followed your tutorial but I have a problem when I try to validate the clusters .Cluster one can not find cluster two even though they are on the same domain and can ping each other..I get a mersage "the node cannot be contacted ensure that the node is powered on" even when the node is on.Any solution to this problem?

[@nishanthvemula3852]

Useful Information indeed. But it would be really helpful if this video has appropriate subtitles so that we do not have to repeatedly go back to the older timestamp to understand certain terms.

[@MSFTWebCast]

Thanks Nishanth, in newer video I am manually adding subtitle to fix this.

[@adelmhanna974]

Can this be applied just on one domain server and two member servers "the same two nodes for windows failover cluster"

[@movieswovies]

Hi , can u explain 3 network cards used on SRV 2 and SRV 3 ? Thanks 😊

[@kanhaiyakumar-ss9ci]

Thanku you so much

[@143DeepakDas]

thank you so much ... this is really helpful ..

[@janaybhido]

can you support us to configure our cluster we can pay also. thanks

[@alexs5588]

Great video, lots of useful info!

[@markstevens1169]

Thanks for making the video!

[@janaybhido]

can you support us to configure our cluster we can pay also. thanks

[@hammoudasalah7561]

very nice Thanks

[@MSFTWebCast]

Thank you too!

[@ahmedsaad-lk2og]

tjanks

[@luisdeanda7892]

How do I set up the iSCSI?

[@onitxuga]

Hi! How did you come up with the iSCSI network adapter in 1:05? Do I have to create this separately? Or it will be create automatically?

[@MSFTWebCast]

You need to take two network adapter in your virtual machine. I have rename the both adapter accordingly.

[@onitxuga]

I appreciate your response! Thanks a lot!
Just want to know, is this a requirement to achieve Failover Cluster? Can I use only 1 adapter? Any advantage of having 2 or more?

[@softlution2]

I have 2 nodes only. Is it a good practice to install the Shared Server on a vm?

[@MSFTWebCast]

You can do that.

[@pondpondnaja]

Thank, you help me a lot !

[@janaybhido]

can you support us to configure our cluster we can pay also. thanks