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23 May 2025Form Number
LP2219PDF size
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Abstract
In order to ensure availability and optimal performance of a Windows Failover Cluster, certain considerations must be made when replacing a hardware component in a cluster node. This document provides an outline to these considerations and can be used as a checklist for any special steps or processes required, depending on which hardware component is replaced. This guide applies to clusters running Windows Server or Azure Local operating systems.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Motherboard
Network Adapter
RAID Adapter for boot volume
Boot drive
HBA
Data (pool) drive
Power supply
CPU or memory DIMM
Fan
Configure and Buy
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