Figure 13-14
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And through the command line as shown in Figure 13 - 15 .
Figure 13-15
The MSCS cluster has been installed and configured and is ready for the Exchange install.
Installing Exchange on an SCC Cluster
When installing Exchange on the SCC cluster, the installation must be performed once on the active node
and once on the standby node. The configuration on the first node will set up the new CMS name, CMS
IP address, and the CMS data path. By providing these details, the installer will deploy the Mailbox role,
as well as the clustered mailbox role. All of the install parameters that were discussed in Chapter 3
pertain to an SCC cluster install.
In the most basic deployment, SCC cluster installation via PowerShell requires a CMS name
(which also becomes the group name in Cluster Administrator), an IP address for the CMS name,
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and the CMS data path. Using variables for each of these parameters results in the basic installation
script listed here:
$Install_Directory=???S:\Bits???
$Cluster_MBX_Name=???MB002???
$Cluster_MBX_IP=???2.4.191.91???
$Cluster_MBX_Path=???S:\MDB???
Cd $Install_Directory
Mkdir $Cluster_MBX_Path
./Setup.com /role:m /NewCMS /CMSName:$Cluster_MBX_Name
/CmsIpAddress:$Cluster_MBX_IP /CmsSharedStorage /CMSDataPath:$Cluster_MBX_Path
This script installs Exchange on the first node of the cluster as a Clustered Mailbox Server.
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