Hello Stan,
You are actually looking for the Virtual Server name -- a proper noun.
Look in Cluster Administrator, under Groups. A Virtual Server is a special
type of Group that has settings appropriate for the Exchange Environment.
Once you select a Virtual Server under Groups, the right side pane of the
view will include many of the Virtual Server attributes, e.g. "Exchange HTTP
Virtual Server Instance - (NORTHPOLE)" where the name in parentheses will be
the Virtual Server again.
You can also find references to Virtual Servers in the event log at Exchange
startup time (even on a non-cluster, where the Virtual Server name is the
local system name).
Thanks,
_Scott
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Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 10:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [Networker] backing up a MS Cluster client
On Jun 1, 2006, at 11:46 AM - 6/1/06, Faidherbe, Thierry wrote:
> What did you put as arguments of nsrxchsv.exe ?
>
> Normally, you have to force like "nsrxchsv.exe -c <virtualname>"
> for forcing client name to be used and touching
> a 0 byte "pathownerignore" file under the bin sub-dir on both nodes.
Thanks. The name of the Exchange service node is in our active
services directory, but I have tried every permutation of IP address,
hostname, clustername, etc. No go.
Scott Bingham's suggestion of trying a bios name is probably the only
one I didn't try yet. I wasn't aware that a cluster service has a
bios name. How would I identify that bios name?
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