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Using Event Viewer to troubleshoot the cluster

Using Event Viewer to troubleshoot the cluster - Windows Server Tutorial

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Using Event Viewer to troubleshoot the cluster

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- [Instructor] When things go wrong in Failover Cluster Manager, we have an event viewer that can help us do some troubleshooting. We see the option for cluster events, the very last one at the bottom, and we can see all of our events in the list. If you'd like to make the box larger to make it easier to read, you can drag that up. And you can scroll through all the different events in our list, and you can match up the error codes, as well as the event IDs, to see what's in Microsoft's database so we know how to troubleshoot. We also have some tools on the right under Actions, such as Query. If we click on Query we've got a lot of different options, we can choose which node we would like to see the query from as well as the event log types. Let's take a look at the application event logs, and we'll look at them on host two. As far as the level goes, we can choose the critical, error, warning, informational, or verbose which shows everything. I'm just going to stay with the three that…

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