The Remote Cluster Configuration Wizard enables you to delete a remote cluster.
This operation involves the following tasks:
Taking the ApplicationProcess resource configured to monitor the wac resource offline on the cluster that will be removed from the global environment. For example, to delete cluster C2 from a global environment containing C1 and C2, log on to C2 and take the wac resource offline.
Removing the name of the specified cluster (C2) from the cluster lists of the other global groups using the Global Group Configuration Wizard. Note that the Remote Cluster Configuration Wizard in Cluster Explorer updates the cluster lists for heartbeats. Log on to the local cluster (C1) to complete this task before using the Global Group Configuration Wizard.
Deleting the cluster (C2) from the local cluster (C1) using the Remote Cluster Configuration Wizard.
To take the wac resource offline
In the Service Groups tab of the Cluster Explorer configuration tree, right-click the wac resource under the Application type in the ClusterService group.
or
Click the ClusterService group in the configuration tree, click the Resources tab, and right-click the resource in the view panel.
To remove a cluster from a cluster list for a global group
If the cluster is not running in secure mode, do the following:
Enter the IP address of the remote cluster, the IP address of a cluster system, or the host name of a cluster system.
Verify the port number.
Enter the user name.
Enter the password.
Click OK.
If the cluster is running in secure mode, do the following:
Enter the IP address of the remote cluster, the IP address of a cluster system, or the host name of a cluster system.
Verify the port number.
Choose to connect to the remote cluster using the connected cluster's credentials or enter new credentials, including the user name, password, and the domain.
Click OK.
To delete a remote cluster from the local cluster
From Cluster Explorer, click Add/Delete Remote Cluster on the Edit menu.
or
From the Cluster Explorer configuration tree, right-click the cluster name, and click Add/Delete Remote Clusters.
If the cluster is not running in secure mode, do the following:
Enter the IP address of the remote cluster, the IP address of a cluster system, or the host name of a cluster system.
Verify the port number.
Enter the user name.
Enter the password.
Click OK.
If the cluster is running in secure mode, do the following:
Enter the IP address of the remote cluster, the IP address of a cluster system, or the host name of a cluster system.
Verify the port number.
Choose to connect to the remote cluster with the credentials used for the current cluster connection or enter new credentials, including the user name, password, and the domain.
If you have connected to the remote cluster using the wizard earlier, you can use the credentials from the previous connection.
Click OK.