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Setting up a Windows Server cluster (MSCS) in VMware ESX

Windows Server 2003 MSCS clustering in VMware can provide many benefits for a lab or testing environment for the system admin on a budget. These should only be used in a non production environment. In order to be able to VMotion VMs that are clusterd you must use Raw Device Mapping (RDM). This post does...

Posted to Brendan Keane's Exchange Blog by bkeane on 07-30-2007
Filed under: Exchange 2007, clustering, ESX, VMware, SCC, MSCS, step-by-step, Windows Cluster
Re: CCR Heartbeat Options

The limitation with Windows 2003 is that all servers in a MSCS cluster have to be on the same subnet. This is true for the public interface and the private interfaces. The heartbeat packets have a TTL of 1 so any network device that it would transverse would expire the packet. In order to have this same...

Posted to Exchange 2007 by Joel Stidley on 02-07-2007

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