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Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2-2012 R2 Failover Cluster (Advanced)

This template assesses the status and overall performance of a Microsoft Windows 2012 and 2012 R2 Failover Cluster by using PowerShell scripts.

Prerequisites: WinRM must be installed and properly configured on the target server.

Credentials: Windows Administrator on the target server.


Monitored Components

Cluster Groups State

This monitor returns the number of cluster resource groups in different states: Online, Offline and Other states.

Cluster Networks State

This monitor returns the number of cluster networks in different states: Up, Down and Other states.

Cluster Network Interfaces State

This monitor returns the number of cluster network interfaces in different states: Up, Down and Other states.

Cluster Nodes

This monitor returns the number of cluster nodes in different states: Up, Down and Other states.

Cluster Shared Volumes

This monitor returns the number of cluster shared volumes in different states: Online, Offline and Other states.


Portions of this document are based on the following source: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee461009.aspx.
Updated 4/14/2014

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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    One of our engineering teams has a cluster with a problematic member that for some reason they cannot remove so they have disabled it. I asked them if they knew a way for Solarwinds to detect if the disabled( paused ) member became active, which would cause problems with a dependent application. They didn't know. Would this template be able to to detect when a paused cluster member became active?

    Their words  "We can either add a monitor to check if the server is activated or unpaused in the windows cluster." but they don't know how. Any advice on this?

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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    One of our engineering teams has a cluster with a problematic member that for some reason they cannot remove so they have disabled it. I asked them if they knew a way for Solarwinds to detect if the disabled( paused ) member became active, which would cause problems with a dependent application. They didn't know. Would this template be able to to detect when a paused cluster member became active?

    Their words  "We can either add a monitor to check if the server is activated or unpaused in the windows cluster." but they don't know how. Any advice on this?

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