You can move App1 to Node4 manually.

The correct answer is B. No. An application (App1) cannot be manually moved to Node4, implying that Node4 is either not an active node within the application's cluster or is not configured to host that specific application.

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You can move App1 to Node4 manually.

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AYes
BNo

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Why each option

An application (App1) cannot be manually moved to Node4, implying that Node4 is either not an active node within the application's cluster or is not configured to host that specific application.

AYes

The statement is false; App1 cannot be manually moved to Node4, likely due to Node4 not being an eligible host for the application within the cluster.

BNoCorrect

If Node4 is not a member of the failover cluster, or if it is not configured as an eligible owner for the clustered application (App1), then a manual move of App1 to Node4 would not be possible. Clustered roles can only be moved to nodes capable of hosting them within the cluster.

Concept tested: Failover cluster resource mobility

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/failover-clustering/failover-clustering-overview

Topics

#Failover Clustering#Clustered resources#High availability operations#Node management

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