Clients will still incur a slight pause in
service while the resources are moved to another node, but to most users this will be nearly
transparent.
One of the primary goals of this chapter is to demonstrate how to use PowerShell to interact with
native operating system commands to accomplish automated tasks with the use of PowerShell
variables.
SCCs reside as clustered resources within a traditional Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS)
environment. To guarantee a successful SCC deployment within MSCS, there are several
prerequisite steps that must be followed. This first half of this chapter focuses on using
PowerShell to install the various components of an MSCS cluster and then to perform the
actual Exchange SCC install.
The second half of this chapter focuses on Exchange - specific resource management within an SCC
environment. The Exchange administrator will learn how to use PowerShell to move and manage
resources, as well as how to check the health of an SCC cluster.
In this chapter the following topics are discussed:
Automating a Single Copy Cluster (SCC) install
Resource management
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Automating an MSCS Install
Installation of an MSCS cluster is possible through the use of PowerShell and some of the various
Microsoft command - line programs.
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