Examples of using Cluster service in English and their translations into Swedish
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associated with the IP address for this clustered service or application.
For information about performing a similar test for a clustered service or application, see Test the Failover of a Clustered Service or Application.
To customize the way your clustered service or application works, you can add a resource.
To ensure that a clustered service or application never fails over to a particular node.
You can perform a basic test to confirm that a clustered service or application can fail over successfully to another node.
In fact, Novell Cluster Services supports up to 32 servers per cluster,  with as many as 32 processors per server.
The following topics provide details about settings that you can modify for a clustered service or application.
For examples that illustrate the way the settings work, see Modifying the Settings for a Clustered Service or Application.
application after migration, see Modifying the Settings for a Clustered Service or Application.
For more information about failover settings for a clustered service or application, see Modifying the Settings for a Clustered Service or Application.
It also provides links to information about other settings that you can modify for a clustered service or application.
When you deploy solutions based on Novell Cluster Services, your network resources are always available.
This section lists the clustered services or applications(clustered resources) that can be migrated to a cluster  running Windows Server 2008 R2.
Identifying which clustered services or applications can be migrated to a cluster  running Windows Server 2008 R2.
Note that in this context, the term"clients" includes not only client computers accessing clustered services and applications, but remote computers that you use to administer the cluster. .
Our current environment with load-balanced and clustered services in fully virtualized, high-quality environments in modern server rooms allows us to deliver really high operational reliability.
Then, regardless of which storage the new cluster  uses, bring clustered services and applications online on the new cluster. .
IP addresses and the associated network names used for the cluster  itself or for clustered services or applications are called access points.
If you are only adding storage to a particular clustered service or application(not adding entirely new storage to the failover cluster  as a whole), see Add Storage for a Clustered Service or Application.
Add Storage for a Clustered Service or Application For information about adding a disk to the cluster  itself, so that the disk is