Реферат: Windows 2000 Essay Research Paper Microsoft Windows
2. Verify that all services dependent on the MS DTC cluster resource?including the services for Message Queuing, Component Services, Microsoft SQL Server, and Microsoft COM Transaction Integrator (COMTI)?are stopped.
3. On the node that hosts the cluster virtual server containing the MS DTC cluster resource, from the command prompt, run Comclust.exe. This program is located in the system folder (typically, C:\Winnt\System32).
4. On each of the remaining nodes, run Comclust.exe. Do not bring the MS DTC cluster resource back online until Comclust.exe is running on all nodes in the server cluster.
5. Manually restart all dependent services, and then bring the MS DTC cluster resource back online.
Upgrading the MSMQ Resource
After you successfully complete the procedure for upgrading the MS DTC resource as described in the previous topic, “Upgrading the MS DTC Resource,” use the Configure Message Queuing Cluster Resources wizard to upgrade the MSMQ resource to provide active/active fail-over support.
? To upgrade the MSMQ resource
1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Configure Your Server.
2. From Configure Your Server, click Finish Setup, and then click Configure Message Queuing Cluster Resources.
3. Follow the instructions that appear in the Configure Message Queuing Cluster Resources wizard.
You must have enterprise administrative permissions or belong to the Enterprise Administrators group to run the Configure Message Queuing Cluster Resources wizard on computers that hosted MSMQ 1.0 servers (PEC, PSC, BSC, or Routing servers) before the upgrade.
Upgrading MSMQ Routing Servers, BSCs, and Independent Clients on a Server Cluster
You should upgrade the MSMQ 1.0 routing servers and MSMQ 1.0 Backup Site Controllers (BSCs) on a server cluster to Message Queuing servers with routing enabled. You should upgrade MSMQ 1.0 independent clients to Message Queuing independent clients.
To upgrade these computers on a server cluster, complete the steps in the following procedure.
? To upgrade the MSMQ routing servers, BSCs, and independent clients on a server cluster
1. Upgrade the operating system on each node to Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
2. Use Comclust.exe to upgrade the MS DTC resource on each node.
3. Use the Configure Message Queuing Cluster Resources wizard to upgrade the MSMQ 1.0 resource on each node.
Upgrading the PEC and PSCs on a Server Cluster
In Windows 2000 Message Queuing deployment, the role of the PEC and the PSCs is delegated to Message Queuing servers running on Windows 2000 domain controllers. Because Windows 2000 domain controllers cannot be clustered, upgrading the PEC and PSCs to Windows 2000 is a multi-step process. During this process, the MSMQ Information Store (MQIS) data is imported from the PEC or PSC to a Message Queuing server that is running on a Windows 2000 domain controller located outside of the server cluster.
You must perform this upgrade process correctly and in the proper sequence. It is important that you understand all the issues and implications involved in this process. For specific information about the issues, preparation, and execution of the PEC and PSCs upgrade on a server cluster, see “Migrating from MSMQ 1.0” on the Migration FTP site at:
ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/bussys/distapps/Msmq/Win2000/Migration/
NTLM Version 2 Authentication for Windows 95 and Windows 98 Directory Services Clients
For information about how to enable and disable Windows NT LAN Manager (NTLM) version 2 and LAN Manager (LM) authentication for Windows 95 and Windows 98 Directory Services clients, visit the Knowledge Base on the Microsoft Personal Online Support Web site at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/
Component Services
The following sections describe issues related to Windows 2000 Component Services features.
Component Services Setup
Depending on the current configuration of your operating system, you may encounter some of the following issues that relate to upgrading existing installations of Microsoft Transaction Service (MTS) and Component Services: