Dell CX4 Troubleshooting Guide - Page 59

KB883398 at the Microsoft Support, Windows Disk Administration. If

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Table A-1. General Cluster Troubleshooting (continued) Problem Probable Cause Corrective Action Unable to add a node to the cluster. The new node cannot access the shared disks. The shared disks are enumerated by the operating system differently on the cluster nodes. Ensure that the new cluster node can enumerate the cluster disks using Windows Disk Administration. If the disks do not appear in Disk Administration, check the following: • Check all cable connections • Check all zone configurations • Check the Access Control settings on the attached storage systems • Use the Advanced with Minimum option One or more nodes Configure the Internet Connection may have the Internet Firewall to allow communications that Connection Firewall are required by the MSCS and the enabled, blocking clustered applications or services. RPC communications See Microsoft Knowledge Base article between the nodes. KB883398 at the Microsoft Support website at support.microsoft.com for more information. The disks on the shared cluster storage appear unreadable or uninitialized in Windows Disk Administration This situation is No action required. normal if you stopped the Cluster Service. If you are running Windows Server 2003, this situation is normal if the cluster node does not own the cluster disk. Troubleshooting 59

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Troubleshooting
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Unable to add a
node to the cluster.
The new node cannot
access the shared
disks.
The shared disks are
enumerated by the
operating system
differently on the
cluster nodes.
Ensure that the new cluster node can
enumerate the cluster disks using
Windows Disk Administration. If the
disks do not appear in Disk
Administration, check the following:
Check all cable connections
Check all zone configurations
Check the Access Control settings on
the attached storage systems
Use the
Advanced
with
Minimum
option
One or more nodes
may have the Internet
Connection Firewall
enabled, blocking
RPC communications
between the nodes.
Configure the Internet Connection
Firewall to allow communications that
are required by the MSCS and the
clustered applications or services.
See Microsoft Knowledge Base article
KB883398 at the Microsoft Support
website at
support.microsoft.com
for
more information.
The disks on the
shared cluster
storage appear
unreadable or
uninitialized in
Windows Disk
Administration
This situation is
normal if you stopped
the Cluster Service. If
you are running
Windows Server 2003,
this situation is
normal if the cluster
node does not own the
cluster disk.
No action required.
Table A-1.
General Cluster Troubleshooting
(continued)
Problem
Probable Cause
Corrective Action