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What Exchange version is hosting your cluster?
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What Exchange version is hosting your cluster?

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Exchange Server 2007 SP3 with CCR replication on multi Subnet / stretched cluster.
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Exchange Server 2007 SP3 with CCR replication on multi Subnet / stretched cluster.

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Cool, the ultimate goal is also change the exchange CCR virtual IP as well. <br />
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Can I do it the same from the cluster failover management console ?
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Cool, the ultimate goal is also change the exchange CCR virtual IP as well.

Can I do it the same from the cluster failover management console ?

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Hi People,<br />
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Can anyone here please let me know how to change the cluster MSCS management IP address safely without bringing down the whole production cluster node ?<br />
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I cannot seems to change it from the Failover Cluster management console in Windows Server 2008 SP2.<br />
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FYI, this MSCS holds Exchange Server mailbox server role and I need to change the IP address due to the server migration project.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi People,

Can anyone here please let me know how to change the cluster MSCS management IP address safely without bringing down the whole production cluster node ?

I cannot seems to change it from the Failover Cluster management console in Windows Server 2008 SP2.

FYI, this MSCS holds Exchange Server mailbox server role and I need to change the IP address due to the server migration project.

Thanks

How to change MSCS cluster Management IP address ?

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