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Create a Group for the Print Spooler
To set up the Spooler service on a Cluster server, the appropriate resources need to be made available to the Spooler service. To accomplish this, group the resources in the Cluster Administrator program. This group is used to contain all of the resources necessary to create a printer share.
Start the Cluster Administrator program, and create a group for the spooler. To create this group, right-click in the left pane of the File New Group section.
Type in the name and description of the group, and then click Next.
Add the nodes that are the preferred owners, and then click Finish.
Add an Internet Protocol (IP) address for the group. An IP address resource must be added to the group because the network name resource that is created next depends on an IP address resource. If the nodes of the cluster have the TCP/IP Print Service installed and running, clients with the LPR utility can also use this IP address. These client can use this address when they try to gain access to the printer.
Select the Groups folder, and find the group created above.
Right-click the group, click New, and then click Resource.
Type a name for the resource, select IP Address as the resource type, and then click Next.
Add the nodes that will be the possible owners, and then click Next.
Click Next again, as no resources need to brought online before the IP address starts.
Type the IP address and subnet mask of the connection that is available to users. Also, specify the network to use, and then click Finish.
Add a network name resource to the group. This is the name of the print server that is used by clients when connecting to the printer share.
Select the Groups folder, and find the group created above.
Right-click the group, click New, and then click Resource.
Type a name for the resource, select Network Name as the resource type, and then click Next.
Add the nodes that will be the possible owners, and then click Next.
Add the IP Address resource as a resource dependency, and then click Next.
Add the Spooler server name. That is, the server that is used by clients to access the spooled printers.
Add a disk resource to the group. The disk resource is where the Spooler files for the printer shares are stored.
Select the Groups folder, and then find the group created above.
Right-click the group, click New, and then click Resource.
Type a name for the resource, click Physical Disk as the resource type, and then click Next.
Add the nodes that will be the possible owners, and then click Next.
Click Next again, as no resources need to brought online before the Physical Disk resource starts.
Select the Physical Disk, and then click Finish.
Add a print spooler resource in the group. This is the spooler for any printer shares. The folder specified must be reside on the disk specified in the previous step.
Select the Groups folder, and then find the group created above.
Right-click the group, click New, and then click Resource.
Type a name for the resource, click Print Spooler as the resource type, and then click Next.
Add the nodes that will be the possible owners, and then click Next.
Add the Physical Disk created above as a resource dependency, and then click Next.
Add the Network Name created in step 5 above as a resource dependency, and then click Next.
Type the path and folder name for the spooler files location. This is where the SHD and SPL files are created when the Spooler service runs.
For example: If the physical disk resource created in step 6 above was drive E, you may want to type in a spool folder called Spool such that the entry would look like E:\Spool. Unless necessary, leave the Job completion timeout as 160 seconds
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