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Often when you do a validation health check the first nic is not the first nic and you did check it in the network options. There is a way to change this or to checkit.
You can change it in the advanced settings with the up down arrow.
OR
Do this with WMI
Open a admin Command prompt in the search/run type CMD and instead of hitting the Enter key, use Ctrl+Shift + Enter this opens the Admin CMD.
Now Run :
wmic nicconfig get description, SettingID > C:\nicguidconfig.txt
Lookup the nicguidconfig.txt
It looks like this :
Description SettingID
WAN Miniport (SSTP) {E28D896F-9EA8-433A-9C10-66C97C19A921}
WAN Miniport (IKEv2) {DEA99649-B5BF-4318-B16E-A36317939C93}
WAN Miniport (L2TP) {483C9FF8-503D-414B-B402-E4C1F1F568CB}
WAN Miniport (PPTP) {C0DE3E38-8BA7-479F-8B75-833F294C5AA8}
WAN Miniport (PPPOE) {DB2B4279-B5CF-4626-9DBA-32D0ECE44C87}
WAN Miniport (IPv6) {F3229805-869E-479E-BA76-DD643F1D1B80}
WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) {72DD97A9-E544-4915-88D8-44E829C34F68}
Intel(R) 82566MM Gigabit Network Connection {39F6A82E-D18C-4642-A721-61BB49CC894B}
WAN Miniport (IP) {7C5653F0-144A-4534-9E34-28AC99CBA85E}
Broadcom 802.11 Multiband-netwerkadapter {C4A5D563-B776-40BB-BA44-FF01E000D37B}
RAS Async Adapter {E2F8A220-AF88-446C-9A55-453E58DD3A33}
Microsoft ISATAP Adapter {D70E80B8-8684-4391-AAE8-F7104BBD5749}
Microsoft ISATAP Adapter {5EAB7E38-392E-42DD-AF36-3540D3265724}
Bluetooth-apparaat (Personal Area Network) {EBFF2180-B91D-409C-B983-3DD788A7F3BC}
Microsoft ISATAP Adapter {A0E7C614-5C66-4A1F-8C5E-E41F81C0A5C2}
Microsoft 6to4 Adapter {4749EF9C-66DA-499B-BA8D-43AA8D76422A}
Now that we have the Guid we go to the Register and look it up :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\Tcpip\Linkage\Bind
Open the Bind
Cut and paste GUID’s so that production network card (or NIC team) is at the top of the list.
Save key and confirm binding is correct via ipconfig /all
Your Done
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2494036
Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) uses a majority of votes to establish a quorum for determining cluster membership. Votes are assigned to nodes in the cluster or to a witness that is either a disk or a file share witness. You can use the Configure Cluster Quorum Wizard to configure the clusters quorum model. When you configure a Node Majority, Node and Disk Majority, or Node and File Share Majority quorum model, all nodes in the cluster are each assigned one vote. WSFC does not let you select the cluster nodes that vote for determining quorum.
After you apply this hotfix, you can configure a cluster node that does not have quorum votes.
- The NodeWeight common property for nodes
This property can be configured by using either the Get-ClusterNode Windows PowerShell cmdlet or the Cluster.exe command. For example, you run the following command at a command prompt:
Cluster.exe . node <NodeName> /prop NodeWeight=0
To query the NodeWeight common property, you can use the following PowerShell cmdlet command:
Get-ClusterNode “NodeName” | fl *
To modify the NodeWeight property, you can use the following PowerShell cmdlet command:
(Get-ClusterNode “NodeName”).NodeWeight = 0
A new NodeWeight property is added to the MSCluster_Node WMI class to let you manage node weights by using WMI.
- The PreventQuorum (PQ) switch
This switch starts the Cluster service (ClusSvc) and prevents a node from reaching quorum. The Cluster service can be started by using the PQ switch. For example, you can run the following command at a command prompt:
NET START ClusSvc /PQ
The PQ switch can be used to enforce the cluster owner and to maintain consistency in the Cluster database.
6.0.600 2 . 22xxx Windows Server 2008 SP2
Get the Hotfix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2494036
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