The mailbox
server name is defined by ($Cluster_MBX_Name) , the IP address is set by the ($Cluster_MBX_IP)
variable, and the ($Cluster_MBX_Path) tells the installer where to put the database and log files. If the
folder is not created on the drive where the database and logs are going, the installer will error out.
Once the installation is complete, open the Exchange Management Shell and use
Get-ClusteredMailboxServerStatus to show the newly created cluster. Notice there is only one
node present. To install the clustered mailbox onto the passive node, the setup command does not need
to specify any of the CMS install information, and the resources can stay on the first node. All that is
required for installation in the passive node is the role switch with the mailbox parameter. If any other
parameters such as the install directory or the ADAM port were defined, they also need to be used here.
For more information about install switches, please see Chapter 3 .
$Install_Directory=???C:\EX2007???
Cd $install_Directory
./Setup.com /role:m
The installer checks for cluster membership. If the server is the member of a cluster that contains the
clustered mailbox role, the installer will automatically add the passive node into the cluster. When
complete the cluster will look like Figure 13 - 16 .
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