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Found repored issues at - <a href="http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverClustering/thread/e67026af-7f9b-4698-9ca7-11853431ed86" rel="ugc nofollow">http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverClustering/thread/e67026af-7f9b-4698-9ca7-11853431ed86</a><br />
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This was reported in the last few days ... extracted comments:<br />
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&quot;If your cluster is 3 nodes ot larger post pone your upgrade. &nbsp;If your cluster is 2 nodes Continue. &nbsp;This is what we have done interanally with great success. &nbsp;We are waiting for the updated information to be release from the MS Teams&quot;<br />
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Any confirmation? We do have 3 Nodes.
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Found repored issues at - http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverClustering/thread/e67026af-7f9b-4698-9ca7-11853431ed86 [http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverClustering/thread/e67026af-7f9b-4698-9ca7-11853431ed86]

This was reported in the last few days ... extracted comments:

"If your cluster is 3 nodes ot larger post pone your upgrade.  If your cluster is 2 nodes Continue.  This is what we have done interanally with great success.  We are waiting for the updated information to be release from the MS Teams"

Any confirmation? We do have 3 Nodes.

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Procedures and real life issues are helpful.
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Procedures and real life issues are helpful.

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I have seen a few procedures on Google but does anyone have a tested procedure that works for you.<br />
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I believe the following process could work:<br />
1. Upgrade VMM to R2 sp1<br />
2. Upgrade individual Cluster Host Nodes.<br />
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Should be fine.
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I have seen a few procedures on Google but does anyone have a tested procedure that works for you.

I believe the following process could work:
1. Upgrade VMM to R2 sp1
2. Upgrade individual Cluster Host Nodes.

Should be fine.

Procedures to update VMM hyper v Cluster to r2 sp1

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