How to create a Windows Server 2019 Failover Cluster

Professor Robert McMillen shows you how to create a Windows Server 2019 Cluster. Adding the roles, the nodes, configuring the network and more all in this one powerful video.

[michaelpietrzak]

Great stuff! Enjoying the series tremendously.

[lioneldeliz]

You do a great job Robert. Thank you Sir

[christianmanzanares]

Thank you so much for these videos job.

[petermackay]

Hey Robert. Thanks for all your vids. Much appreciated. I have a question though and I'm hoping you can help.

I have a 4 node Dell blade center Win2K-19 cluster with iSCSI volumes on a separate Win2K-19 physical.

All that stuff is fine but when it comes to the 30 Hyper-V VMs I am struggling with how do I set them up so that any node can run any VM. Do I need one iSCSI disk for every VM? Or can I put all of the VMs into a single larger iSCSI volume? Is it possible for all the nodes to access a single iSCSI disk at the same time? So node 1 is running 5 VMs and node 2 runs a bunch more etc. But if a node fails then the VMs it was running just get picked up by one of the other nodes?

Do you have a video on this?

Or do I need to create 30 LUNs for my 30 VMs?

[MrMCPMatt]

Hi, love the videos, refreshing a lot for me. Could you maybe do a video on doing a Secure FTP server that's accessible by external users?

[karlpatricke.castillo]

if i change some settings on node 1 does it automatically change the settings on node 2?

[GrishTech]

What is the purpose of adding the machines to the administrator group?