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7. Click Next to scan for all available adapters that are installed in the server.
8. In the Network Adapter window in which E100B2 is displayed in the Adapter
Name field, in the Network Name field, type
private
Mark the Enable for Cluster Use checkbox, select the Use only for internal
cluster communications option, and then click Next to continue.
9. In the Network Adapter window in which PCNTN4M1 is displayed in the Adapter
Name field in the Network Name field, type
public
Mark Enable for Cluster Use, select Use for all communications, and then
click Next to continue.
When you finish specifying the names and roles for the network adapters in your
system, a window opens that enables you to prioritize the available networks that
you can use for Internal Cluster Communications.
10. Select the Private entry and then move it to the top of the list; then, click Next. If
Private is at the top of the list, click Next to continue.
11. In the TCP/IP Address and Subnet Mask fields, type the TCP/IP address and
the Subnet mask of the MSCS cluster. In the Network field select public. Click
Next. You can now install the clustering software.
12. Click Finish.
When the Microsoft Clustering Service successfully installs, a Microsoft Cluster
Server Setup window opens stating that the cluster software is successfully
installed and advises you that you must restart the server for all changes to take
effect. Click OK to restart the server.
13. After Server 1 restarts, login to Server 1, and open the Control Panel.
14. Open the Services window. In the Services list, find the Cluster Server entry and
ensure that the word "Started" is listed in the Status column. Click Close to close
the Services window and then the Control Panel window.
Attention: Wait ten minutes before you begin configuring Server 2.
Proceed to "Configuring Server 2" on page 36 to continue configuring your cluster.
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