70-223 Configuring and Administering Microsoft Clustering Services by using Windows 2000 Advanced Server Practice Test

Demo Question 3.

You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Advanced Server computer named Cluster1. The cluster is composed of two nodes that are designated NodeA and NodeB. Both nodes act as file servers and provide failover for each other. The cluster is configured to have two resource groups. The first group, named GroupA, contains the File Share resources used by Node

A. The second group, named GroupB, contains the File share resources used by Node
B. The cluster is configured to have two IP Address resources. The first IP address resource, named AddressA, uses the IP address 172.17.22.53. The second IP address named AddressB, uses the IP address 172.17.22.54. AddressA is included in GroupA, and AddressB is included in Group You need to configure NodeA to be the only active node in the cluster. You need to configure NodeB to provide failover for Node You want to configure the two nodes while maintaining client computer access to the resources on Node Which command should you run? CLUSTER Cluster1 GROUP GroupB/DELETE CLUSTER Cluster1 RESOURCE AddressB/DELETE
C. CLUSTER Cluster1 GROUP GroupB/MOVETO:NodeA
D. CLUSTER Cluster1 GROUP GroupB/OFFLINE/WAIT:10
E. CLUSTER Cluster1 GROUP GroupB/SETOWNERS:NodeA
F. CLUSTER Cluster1 RESOURCE AddressB/MOVETO:GroupA


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Answer: C

Explanation: Currently there are two active nodes in the cluster: NodeA and NodeB. We want to use NodeA as the single active node. We need to transfer Group B from NodeB to NodeA. We should use the cluster GROUP "Cluster Group" /MOVE. TargetNode. In this particular scenario we should use the following command: CLUSTER Cluster1 GROUP GroupB/MOVETO:NodeA Incorrect answers: A. This command would delete GroupB. B. This command can not be used to delete address. D. This command would timeout the group for 10 seconds. E. We are not required to set the ownership of GroupB. F. There is no RESOURCE group in this question. Microsoft Windows 2000 Advance Server Clustering Services Training Kit, Moving A Resource Group to Another Node, page 93.