Checklist: Create a Clustered Print Server

Artículo
07/03/2012

Applies To: Windows Server 2008

	Step	Reference
	On every server that will be in the cluster, open Server Manager, click Add roles and then use the Add Roles Wizard to add the Print Services role and any role services that are needed.	Help in Server Manager
	Review hardware and infrastructure requirements for a failover cluster.	Understanding Requirements for Failover Clusters
	Install Failover Clustering on every server that will be in the cluster.	Install Failover Clustering
	Connect the networks and storage that the cluster will use.	Prepare Hardware Before Validating a Failover Cluster
	Run the Validate a Configuration Wizard to confirm that the hardware and hardware settings of the servers, network, and storage are compatible with failover clustering. If necessary, adjust hardware or hardware settings and rerun the wizard.	Validate a New or Existing Failover Cluster
	Create the failover cluster.	Create a New Failover Cluster
	If the clustered servers are connected to a network that is not to be used for network communication in the cluster (for example, a network intended only for iSCSI or only for backup), then configure that network so that it does not allow cluster communication.	Modify Network Settings for a Failover Cluster
	Run the High-Availability Wizard and specify the Print Server role, a name for the clustered print server, and IP address information that is not automatically supplied by your DHCP settings.	Configure a Service or Application for High Availability
	Configure print settings such as the setting that specifies the printer.	Configure Print Settings for a Clustered Print Server
	Test failover of the clustered print server.	Test Failover of a Clustered Service or Application
	From a client, print a test page on the clustered print server.	Help for the operating system on the client (for specifying the path to the clustered print server) Help from the application from which you print the test page

Additional references

Overview of Failover Clusters
Modify Failover Settings for a Clustered Service or Application
For design and deployment information for failover clusters, see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=86168.