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Configuring cluster networking

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Configuring cluster networking

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- [Instructor] In our created cluster we're going to click on the main page that you see here where it says summary of cluster. And we're going to go down to where it says cluster core resources, and you see the server name is cluster. Now you see the IP address has failed. So what we need to do is to give this a static IP. So let's go ahead and click on properties. And we'll get a new box that pops up that allows us to enter a static IP address, and then we can make sure that gets registered in DNS on our domain controller. Let's go ahead and click on static IP address, and we'll give this a dot 232. And you can see that it's going to be in the same subnet that we're currently on, which is the 192 168 dot 15 network. Go ahead and hit apply. And now we'll click okay. Now we can go ahead and right-click on our network and choose to bring online the new cluster IP address. We can see now that our cluster IP has successfully been brought online. If we bring up a command prompt we should…

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