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[October 23, 2009]

Q. How can I stop Chkdsk from running on a clustered disk?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[October 6, 2009]

Q. What's the correct way to perform a defragmentation or use Chkdsk on a Cluster Shared Volume (CSV)?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[September 17, 2009]

Q. What's the difference between high availability and fault tolerance?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[August 24, 2009]

Q. Can I use Sysprep to prepare an OS image of a Windows Server 2008 box that has the Failover Cluster feature enabled?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[August 15, 2009]

Q. Does Windows Server 2008 R2 include the cluster.exe command?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[August 14, 2009]

Q. Is the Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) namespace always under the C: drive?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[August 1, 2009]

Q. Can a virtual machine (VM) span multiple Cluster Shared Volumes (CSVs)?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[July 31, 2009]

Q. Can I add a Windows Server 2008 R2 node to a Windows Server 2008 cluster?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[July 14, 2009]

Q. What are the key values you need to configure in a multi-site failover cluster for heartbeat detection?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[July 4, 2009]

Q. How do I move back to the original SCR source after I've activated a Standby Continuous Replication (SCR) replica?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[July 3, 2009]

Q. My Standby Continuous Replication (SCR) source is part of a cluster. Is there anything special I should configure on the SCR target?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[July 2, 2009]

Q. Does Standby Continuous Replication (SCR) require a one-to-one mapping of source to targets?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[June 30, 2009]

Q. If I use Standby Continuous Replication (SCR) with Exchange Server 2007, can I fail over individual storage groups on the source server or do I have to fail over all storage groups?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[June 21, 2009]

Q. What's the difference between persistent mode and autostart for a cluster resource or group?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[June 20, 2009]

Q. How do I set the persistent and autostart settings of a resource or group in Windows Server 2008 failover clusters?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[June 19, 2009]

Q. How can I disable cluster shared volumes in Windows Server 2008 R2?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[June 12, 2009]

Q. What services do I need enabled on my Windows Server 2008 R2 cluster network when using Cluster Shared Volumes?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[May 1, 2009]

Q. Do any third party disk defragmentation tools support Cluster Shared Volumes (CSVs)?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[April 14, 2009]

Q. How does a Cluster Shared Volume (CSV) lock a volume?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

[April 13, 2009]

Q. Can I have more than one database in a storage group if I'm using cluster continuous replication (CCR), local continuous replication (LCR), or standby continuous replication (SCR)?
FAQ for Windows — John Savill

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