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I'm running iPlanet web server with Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Clustering.<br />
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When I install iPlanet on each maching it names the service:<br />
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server1.whatever.com on the first server<br />
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and<br />
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server2.whatever.com on the second server.<br />
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If I make the resource only work on the server for the service it's trying to start, the other resource for the down server shows up as an error and everything fails back.<br />
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Is there a clean way to have a resource dependent on the actual box that has control?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Craig<br />

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I'm running iPlanet web server with Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Clustering.

When I install iPlanet on each maching it names the service:

server1.whatever.com on the first server

and

server2.whatever.com on the second server.

If I make the resource only work on the server for the service it's trying to start, the other resource for the down server shows up as an error and everything fails back.

Is there a clean way to have a resource dependent on the actual box that has control?

Thanks,
Craig


Help on using Cluster to Start a Service

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