Windows 2000 cluster log

For more information, see How to create the cluster. The advantage of this method is that you can generate the cluster log from all nodes to one destination directory on the node that you run the cmdlet. The disadvantage is that you cannot specify the level of detail in the generated logs. The following PowerShell commands generate the cluster logs from all cluster nodes from the last 15 minutes and place them in the current directory.

Run the commands in a PowerShell window with Administrative privileges. LOG for an availability group. To modify the verbosity, follow the steps below:. Expand your cluster and the Services and applications node, then click the availability group name. In the detail pane, right-click the availability group resource and click Properties. Modify the VerboseLogging property.

By default, VerboseLogging is set to 0 which reports information, warnings and errors. VerboseLogging can be set from 0 to 2. If the account is successfully authenticated, click on Next. One is Public, for general use on your local network to communicate with domain controllers, client, and other devices.

The other is Private, to communicate only with other cluster servers. Having two adapters eliminates a single point of failure. Renaming your adapters with their cluster roles makes identification much easier. Next comes the first of two Network Connections screens, where each adapter is selected for configuration.

The mixed network role means that, should the private adapter fail, this adapter can also be used for intracluster traffic eliminating a single point of failure. Click on Next and you'll see the Private adapter selected. Click Next to bring up the Internal Cluster Communication screen, where you can make sure that your Private adapter is listed before the Public adapter. Your Public adapter should be selected. Click Next and then click Finish. After a delay while the registry updates and the service starts, you should see a message that the Cluster Service has started successfully and you can now manage the cluster through Cluster Administrator.

No reboot is required. In the File Download dialog box, select Save this program to disk. Select a location on your computer to save the file, and then click Save. In Windows Explorer, go to the location where you saved the downloaded file, double-click the file to start the installation process, and then follow the instructions.

The downloaded file is a Microsoft Software Installer. By running the file, you install the tool and documentation on your computer. Note: If the ClusDiag installation wizard detects older versions of ClusDiag already installed, it will display the Repair option.