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Rubens Luque Sanches Junior - 25 Mar 2005 02:03 GMT
Hi,

I have a Windows Server 2003 Cluster with two nodes.  I needed restart the
second node for maintenance, after that the Cluster Service on second node
stop ... The first node it's ok.

I tried "Evict Node" and join again, but when the setup try to start cluster
service I receive the following error:

Error 0x8007042b: The process terminated unexpectedly.

I read the KB 890761 and I installed the special fix, but its doesn't work.
I not applied any security templates, I  not changed the password of cluster
admin account  ...

There aren't much articles about it. Does anyone has any suggestion ?

thanks,
Rubens
Rubens Luque Sanches Junior - 25 Mar 2005 02:09 GMT
Sorry Guy's,

I made a  mistake ... I should have posted this message in
microsoft.public.windows server.clustering

thanks,
Rubens

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