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<div>MSDTC, an abbreviation for Microsofts Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC), is a service component implanted in not too long ago marketed Microsoft Windows systems (operating systems Windows 2000 and following, and Windows NT 4. has the MSDTC). Its job is coordinating the numerous transactions amongst multiple resource managers, including but not limited to databases, file systems, and message queues.<br />
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Installing and Configuring MSDTC on a Windows 2003 Server Cluster<br />
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There are two main approaches on installing the MSDTC in Windows Server 2003, 1 of the more extensively, if not the most used server system these days. Ahead of anything else, the MSDTC resource need to be developed by enabling the Network DTC access.<br />
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Strategy 1: Cluster Administrator<br />
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Cluster Administrator can be utilized to install MSDTC on all nodes in a cluster, as you only require to install the MSDTC the moment to have an effect on all.<br />
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1. Start off the Cluster Administrator by:<br />
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A. Click Start, and then All Applications<br />
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B. Go to Administrative Tools, and click Cluster Administrator<br />
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2. Develop a Group known as MSDTC Group containing a Network Name, IP Address, and a Physical Disk, by:<br />
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A. Click File Menu, New, and then Group<br />
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B. Go by means of the New Group Wizard which will support you develop the MSDTC Group<br />
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three. Generate an IP address resource by:<br />
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A. Appropriate click on the MSDTC Group, and click NewResource<br />
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B. Create a name (eg. MSDTC IP Address)<br />
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C. Go to Resource Variety, click IP Address, and check MSDTC Group, and then Next<br />
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D. Go to Possible Owners and click Next<br />
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E. Go to Dependencies and click Next as you do not want to add any dependencies<br />
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F. Go to TCP/IP Address Parameters and pick the public network<br />
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G. Type in the static IP address for the MSDTC Group and click Next<br />
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H. Click Finish and Ok<br />
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4. Create a Network Name resource by:<br />
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A. Proper click on the MSDTC Group, and click NewResource<br />
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B. Generate a name (eg. MSDTC Network Name)<br />
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C. Go to Resource Type, click Network Name, and check MSDTC Group, and then Next<br />
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D. Go to Possible Owners and click Next<br />
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E. Go to Dependencies, add the MSDTC IP Address as a dependency, and click Subsequent<br />
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F. Go to Name, and sort in the name of the MSDTC resource and click Next<br />
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G. Click Finish and Ok<br />
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5. Create a Physical Disk resource by:<br />
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A. Right click on the MSDTC Group, and click NewResource<br />
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B. Generate a name (eg. MSDTC Physical Disk)<br />
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C. Go to Resource Kind, click Physical Disk, and verify MSDTC Group, and then Subsequent<br />
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D. Go to Feasible Owners and click Subsequent<br />
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E. Go to Dependencies and click Next as you do not want to add any dependencies<br />
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F. Go to Disk Paramters and select a physical disk for the MSDTC<br />
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G. Click Finish and Ok<br />
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6. Proper click on the MSDTC group and click NewResource<br />
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7. Variety in a name<br />
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eight. Go to Resource Sort and select the Distributed Transaction Coordinator in the MSDTC Group and click Subsequent<br />
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9. Go to Feasible Owners and click Subsequent<br />
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10. Go to Dependencies, hold on to your Ctrl key, choose the Network Name and Physical Disk that you developed, and click Add<br />
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11. Click Finish and Ok to comprehensive the creation of the resource<br />
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12. Enable the network DTC access<br />
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13. Appropriate click the MSDTC Resource and click Bring Online<br />
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Technique 2: Cluster.exe<br />
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Cluster.exe is effective for installing and configuring the MSDTC on numerous clusters.<br />
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1. Enable the network DTC access unless the cluster is dedicated to Exchange Server, which would make the enabling unecessary<br />
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two. Making use of the command prompt (cmd.exe), create a Group known as MSDTC Group (make sure that the group consists of an IP Address, Network Name, and a Physical Disk)<br />
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3. Generate the MSDTC Resource by typing the following into the command prompt:<br />
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cluster clustername res "MSDTC Resource" /Generate /GROUP:"MSDTC Group" /Kind:"Distributed Transaction Coordinator"<br />
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4. Run the following command in the command prompt:<br />
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cluster clustername res "MSDTC Resource" /ADDDEP:"Network Name"<br />
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cluster clustername res "MSDTC Resource" /ADDDEP:"Disk X:"<br />
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A. Network Name is the Network Name resource and Disk X is MSDTCs physical disk<br />
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five. Run the following command in the command prompt to bring online the MSDTC:<br />
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