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09-13-2008 01:57 AM
09-13-2008 01:57 AM
How to Configure Exchange 2003 Enterprise with SP2 in A/P cluster mode (EVA 4400)
Hi,
Please help me, How to configure Exchange 2003 cluster mode.
Informations are given below:
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Machine 2XDL580, EVA4400
OS: Windows 2003 Enterprise edition with SP2
Application: Exchange 2003 Enterprise with SP2 in A/P cluster mode
Two storage group
RAID 1
Parameter Proposed Value
Quorum Volume : 1 GB
Primary Storage Group (SG1) : 800 GB
Log Volume for SG1 : 100 GB
Secondary Storage Group (SG2) : 500 GB
Log Volume for SG2 : 100 GB
Cluster Mode : 2 Node Cluster with MSCS (Active / Passive)
Node1 NetBIOS Name : BDDHKEX03 ( HP DL 580)
Node2 NetBIOS Name : BDDHKEX04 ( HP DL 580)
Cluster Virtual Server Name : BDDHKEXCL12
Exchange Virtual Server Name : BDDHKEVS2
Total Space Claimed from SAN : 1.46 TB
System Partition Size : 40 GB
Static IP Required : 3 (and 2 from other private range for HearBeat)
Please give me, Step by step Exchange 2003 cluster mode configuration
Best Regards,
Please help me, How to configure Exchange 2003 cluster mode.
Informations are given below:
-------------------------------------------
Machine 2XDL580, EVA4400
OS: Windows 2003 Enterprise edition with SP2
Application: Exchange 2003 Enterprise with SP2 in A/P cluster mode
Two storage group
RAID 1
Parameter Proposed Value
Quorum Volume : 1 GB
Primary Storage Group (SG1) : 800 GB
Log Volume for SG1 : 100 GB
Secondary Storage Group (SG2) : 500 GB
Log Volume for SG2 : 100 GB
Cluster Mode : 2 Node Cluster with MSCS (Active / Passive)
Node1 NetBIOS Name : BDDHKEX03 ( HP DL 580)
Node2 NetBIOS Name : BDDHKEX04 ( HP DL 580)
Cluster Virtual Server Name : BDDHKEXCL12
Exchange Virtual Server Name : BDDHKEVS2
Total Space Claimed from SAN : 1.46 TB
System Partition Size : 40 GB
Static IP Required : 3 (and 2 from other private range for HearBeat)
Please give me, Step by step Exchange 2003 cluster mode configuration
Best Regards,
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09-13-2008 07:28 PM
09-13-2008 07:28 PM
Re: How to Configure Exchange 2003 Enterprise with SP2 in A/P cluster mode (EVA 4400)
If you need a step by step to do this, you probably should be looking for a consulting company that specializes in these types of configurations.
Building this is actually quite simple.
1. Configure your storage, make sure both nodes can access it and have the same drive letters configured on both servers.
2. Shut down one node.
3. Install the Cluster service on the remaining node.
4. Turn back on the other node and install the cluster server on it.
5. Now you should have a very basic working Cluster.
6. Create 1 Resource Group. Create a Network IP Address and a Network Name resource in that group (I don't remember if EX2003 does this for you, it may which it is a good idea to find a Microsoft doc that gives you the steps to building an Exchange Cluster. If I have some time, I will look it up and post. Someone will likely get to it before I do.)
7. Install Exchange on your Cluster Nodes
8. You should be complete. Tweak and test settings, failover, failback, etc.
These are very BASIC steps. Obviously there is a lot more to each step, but again... you probably should be looking for a consultant for the additional knowledge...
Microsoft provides lookup for Partners that specialize in this type of configuration.
Steven
Building this is actually quite simple.
1. Configure your storage, make sure both nodes can access it and have the same drive letters configured on both servers.
2. Shut down one node.
3. Install the Cluster service on the remaining node.
4. Turn back on the other node and install the cluster server on it.
5. Now you should have a very basic working Cluster.
6. Create 1 Resource Group. Create a Network IP Address and a Network Name resource in that group (I don't remember if EX2003 does this for you, it may which it is a good idea to find a Microsoft doc that gives you the steps to building an Exchange Cluster. If I have some time, I will look it up and post. Someone will likely get to it before I do.)
7. Install Exchange on your Cluster Nodes
8. You should be complete. Tweak and test settings, failover, failback, etc.
These are very BASIC steps. Obviously there is a lot more to each step, but again... you probably should be looking for a consultant for the additional knowledge...
Microsoft provides lookup for Partners that specialize in this type of configuration.
Steven
Steven Clementi
HP Master ASE, Storage, Servers, and Clustering
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HP Master ASE, Storage, Servers, and Clustering
MCSE (NT 4.0, W2K, W2K3)
VCP (ESX2, Vi3, vSphere4, vSphere5, vSphere 6.x)
RHCE
NPP3 (Nutanix Platform Professional)
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