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E2E Deployment and Operations Guide with Stretched Cluster: Integrated System for Microsoft Azure Stack HCI
About using this guide Introduction Solution overview Solution deployment Creating a stretched cluster
Creating a stretched cluster
Introduction
Test-Cluster
Cluster creation
Configuring host networking
Creating a cluster
Configuring a cluster witness
Creating required intents for a stretched cluster
Volumes
Storage efficiency
Test-SRTopology
Virtual Machines Failure/Recovery from failure of Site/Node Appendices Day 1 operations Managing and monitoring clusters with Windows Admin Center Dell OpenManage Integration with Windows Admin Center Updates and maintenance References

Creating a cluster

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Creating a cluster

  • Ensure all nodes are reachable using the IPs set in the previous step. Create a cluster using the New-Cluster cmdlet. 
    New-Cluster -Name clusterName -Node node1,node2,node3,node4 -StaticAddress 172.18.50.110,172.18.60.110 -NoStorage -Verbose
    Note: Network ATC does not allow you to create a management intent with two different VLANs. If your datacenters on the two sites are on two different VLANs, consider using untagged VLANs on the management port. In such a scenario, you will have to specify two IPs as cluster static address.