Hello, You are great. But can you record some explanation how failover clustering works? Why I need 3 NICs on server, how it connecting and communicating with VHD and main reason to use this failover, topology.......? This topic is not so clear for me. Thanks for everything, I love your videos. :)
hello so i got project. so lets say i have 1 iscsi target using its DISK as SAN and 3 iscsi initators(2 being the file servers and the other one is another VM for Veeam backup). i connected all 3 initators to the target and they seem to be working fine. Until I created a failover cluster for the 2 file servers. when I go back to the Veeam VM, the storage is now inaccessible. when opening the storage disk I get an error with: The requested resource is in use. My purpose is that the 2 fileservers can have a failover if the other fileserver went down so it could still provide storage for the clients. while the Vm for Veeam would take those storage fils to have it backed up. Thanks.
Thank you for the video. So this failover is only useful for your iSCSI initiators? Because in the end they are still connecting to the very same server. In what szenario would this be useful? Thanks
Very clear. I was able to recreated following your guidance. Thank you for the efforts to create the video Can you provide some examples or what purpose serves this configuration type ?
hi sir, I have a problem with this since we you are using 1 iscsi server and when you need to perform maintenance on the iscsi server. or I will not use windows iscsi server and just iscsi directly from vcenter?
Could you please help me how to setup up High Available Doamin Controller, I mean if one doamin controller fail the second domain controller will take automatically controll over all active directory services, so that users can login to the doamin.
You just need to deploy another domain controller (Additional Domain Controller) in your existing domain. Both Domain controllers sync with each other and provide load balancing with high availability. You can get video on that topic on my channel.
Hello, You are great. But can you record some explanation how failover clustering works? Why I need 3 NICs on server, how it connecting and communicating with VHD and main reason to use this failover, topology.......? This topic is not so clear for me. Thanks for everything, I love your videos. :)
Lovely smooth video and soothing voice ;-) Thx a million for this tutorial
hello so i got project.
so lets say i have 1 iscsi target using its DISK as SAN and 3 iscsi initators(2 being the file servers and the other one is another VM for Veeam backup).
i connected all 3 initators to the target and they seem to be working fine. Until I created a failover cluster for the 2 file servers.
when I go back to the Veeam VM, the storage is now inaccessible. when opening the storage disk I get an error with: The requested resource is in use.
My purpose is that the 2 fileservers can have a failover if the other fileserver went down so it could still provide storage for the clients. while the Vm for Veeam would take those storage fils to have it backed up.
Thanks.
Thank you for the video. So this failover is only useful for your iSCSI initiators? Because in the end they are still connecting to the very same server. In what szenario would this be useful?
Thanks
I have the same problem, or we can use lun? (not windows based iscsi?)
Thank you very much .... you are the best
Clearly explained and very useful to know. Thanks
Can we do active\active cluster for windows 2019 standard edition
Very clear. I was able to recreated following your guidance. Thank you for the efforts to create the video
Can you provide some examples or what purpose serves this configuration type ?
hi sir, I have a problem with this since we you are using 1 iscsi server and when you need to perform maintenance on the iscsi server. or I will not use windows iscsi server and just iscsi directly from vcenter?
Very nice explanation...
Thanks and welcome
Could you please help me how to setup up High Available Doamin Controller, I mean if one doamin controller fail the second domain controller will take automatically controll over all active directory services, so that users can login to the doamin.
You just need to deploy another domain controller (Additional Domain Controller) in your existing domain. Both Domain controllers sync with each other and provide load balancing with high availability. You can get video on that topic on my channel.
wonderful explanation ... Thank You so much ...
Thanks sir, can we use domain controllers to create clusters?
we can use domain controller but Microsoft recommend use member server
How to add clustered shared volume
thanks for guide videos.
but I have question, this setup is base for all role ? I mean if I setup this cluster for SQL Server is same configuration ?
Yes. it is.
while validate configuration i got an error in network communication could you help me ?
What kind of error? Can you give me more information about the error?
Can we have iSCSI on one of the Failover nodes, or it should be on a separate server?
Go back to the previous video
How to setup listner ip ?
Check the part 1 of this video. Link: ua-cam.com/video/moloSoOXZGQ/v-deo.html
Thanks
Thank you - very well put together.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent
Superb!