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72 Implementing UPS Configurations with Microsoft Cluster Server
A parameter value SingleUPSOnBattery means a configuration with one UPS.
This is explained below. The parameter value UPSOnBattery in the case of two
UPS units was discussed in 4.2, Parameter UPSOnBattery on page 68.
If the condition in line 59 is fulfilled, then there is one UPS. The code for this case
begins on line 107:
107 IF %1 == SingleUPSOnBattery GOTO SingleUPSOnBattery
As the first step, the node that runs the command file enters the Node Paused
status (line 110):
110 CLUSTER . NODE %COMPUTERNAME% /PAUSE
As the second step, all groups are brought offline (jump to label GroupOffline):
112 GOTO GroupOffline
The actions to bring the resource groups offline are the same as described in
4.2.2, GroupOffline on page 70.
4.4 StartUp Parameter
In the StartUp section, actions can be defined that have to be performed after the
power is reestablished and the system is restarted. PowerChute PLUS generates
a PowerChute PLUS Started event. You may configure the event action to launch
UPS.CMD with the StartUp parameter.
However, we dont recommend automatic recovery after a power failure for
several reasons:
In a data center, a lot of services relay on each other. For example, connection
to a domain controller is needed to start the cluster service. This requires not
only a PDC or BDC, but also stable network connections. Therefore, an
administrator intervention is useful to analyze the status of such components
before starting production systems.
There is a possibility that a resource operation might be aborted by an
operating system shutdown. According to Microsoft, resource operations are
not atomic (
Windows NT 4.0 Enterprise Edition, Release Notes
). In case of an
aborted operation, you cannot accurately predict the status of all resources at
the moment of restart.
With Windows 2000, the power management differs from Windows NT 4.0. At
the end of an operating system shutdown, the machine is powered off
automatically. When power is reestablished, the server must be switched on
by pressing the power button.
Thus we dont discuss further details here.
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