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370 12 Application-Level Failover and Disaster Recover y in a Hyper-V Environment FIGURE Displaying the network adapters in a cluster network. 7. Right-click Cluster Network 1 and select Rename. Rename the cluster to match the network adapter name. 8. For this example, right-click the renamed iSCSI network and select Properties. 9. Select the Do Not Allow the Cluster to Use This Network radio button, and then click OK, as shown in Figure . FIGURE Configuring a network to be excluded from cluster use. Download at Deploying a Failover Cluster for Hyper-V Hosts 371 10. Back in the Failover Cluster Management console, rename the remaining cluster networks. | 370 12 Application-Level Failover and Disaster Recovery in a Hyper-V Environment FIGURE Displaying the network adapters in a cluster network. 7. Right-click Cluster Network 1 and select Rename. Rename the cluster to match the network adapter name. 8. For this example right-click the renamed iSCSI network and select Properties. 9. Select the Do Not Allow the Cluster to Use This Network radio button and then click OK as shown in Figure . FIGURE Configuring a network to be excluded from cluster use. Download at Deploying a Failover Cluster for Hyper-V Hosts 371 10. Back in the Failover Cluster Management console rename the remaining cluster networks and verify that each network is configured for the proper cluster only or cluster and client communication. 11. When all the networking changes are complete close the Failover Cluster Management console and log off of the server. Adding Nodes to the Hyper-V Host Cluster After the first node of a Hyper-V host cluster has been installed and configured additional nodes need to be added to the cluster to provide the failover server for the initial node. To add additional nodes after the initial cluster creation process follow these steps 1. Log on to one of the Windows Server 2008 cluster nodes with an account with administrator privileges over all nodes in the cluster. 2. Click Start All Programs Administrative Tools and select Failover Cluster Management. 3. When the Failover Cluster Management console opens if necessary type in the name of the local cluster node to connect to the cluster. 4. When the Failover Cluster Management console connects to the cluster select and expand the cluster name. 5. Select and expand Nodes in the tree pane. 6. Right-click Nodes and select Add Node. 7. When the Add Node Wizard opens click Next on the Before You Begin page. 8. In the Select Server page type in the name of the cluster node and click the Add button. When the node is added to the list click Next to .