Failover Cluster Resource Management Functions
The failover cluster resource management functions manage cluster resources.
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Creates a dependency relationship between two resources.
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Adds a node to the list of possible nodes that a resource can run on.
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Adds storage to Cluster Shared Volumes.
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Determines if one resource can be dependent upon another resource.
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Closes a resource handle.
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Closes a resource enumeration handle.
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Closes a handle to a resource enumeration.
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Enumerates a resource's dependent resources, nodes, or both.
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Enumerates a resource and then returns a pointer to the current dependent resource or node.
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Returns the number of cluster objects associated with a resource enumeration handle.
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Returns the number of cluster objects that are associated with a resource enumeration handle.
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Opens an enumerator for iterating through a resource's dependencies and nodes.
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Opens a handle to a resource enumeration that enables iteration through a resource's dependencies and nodes.
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Updates the state of a snapshot of a cluster shared volume.
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Initiates a resource failure.
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Retrieves the dependency expression associated with the specified resource.
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Retrieves the Name private property of the Network Name resource on which a resource is dependent.
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Returns the current state of a resource.
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Specifies whether the file is on the cluster shared volume.
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Takes a resource offline.
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Extends the OfflineClusterResource method. The client can use the flags to control policies of the resource and the input buffer to send specific instructions for the offline operation to the resource. For instance, the input buffer can be used to instruct a VM to go offline by saving its state as opposed to shutting down.
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Brings an offline or failed resource online.
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Brings an offline or failed resource online.
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Opens a resource and returns a handle to it.
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Opens a resource and returns a handle to it.
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Removes a dependency relationship between two resources.
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Removes a node from the list of nodes that can host a resource.
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Removes storage from Cluster Shared Volumes.
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Restarts a cluster resource.
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Specifies the dependency expression to be associated with the resource referred to by hResource. Any existing dependency relationships for the resource will be overwritten.
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Sets the name for a resource.
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