1. The following command changes the private network interface from mixed mode to internal
cluster communications only:
Cluster network Private /prop Role=1
2. The network order must also be set to the public interface first, and then the private interface
next. To check the current binding order, run the following command:
Cluster $Cluster_Name /listnetpri
The output from the test environment is:
Listing the priority order of internal networks:
Network Name
---------------
1 Private
2 Public
3. Because this is the incorrect order, the next step is to set the public interface first. Run the
following command:
cluster $Cluster_Name /SetnetPri:???public,private???
Now the output shows the correct order:
Listing the priority order of internal networks:
Network Name
---------------
1 Public
2 Private
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Creating the Clustered Mailbox Server Active Directory Object
In order to be able to create a cluster, a service account must be created in Active Directory. The process
consists of the following two steps:
1. This step creates the AD object for the CMS. Because the CMS is not a physical server, it will not
be created automatically. First, create a connection to the ExchangeServers OU and save it in a
variable. Then set some of the variables that will be used later.
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