F.3 Server cluster settings
You can specify the Windows Server Failover Cluster settings by using the cluster management software called Failover Cluster Manager and the cluster command. For details, see the Microsoft documentation.
To specify the settings, follow the steps below:
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Use Failover Cluster Manager to create a clustering service for HTTP Server. Add resources that move between nodes at failover, such as general-purpose services belonging to clustering services (HTTP Server services), client access point (name and IP address), or storage area. Then open properties for each item to change settings for resource dependencies and other details regarding clusters.
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Run the command prompt as an administrator.
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In the command prompt window, run the following command:
cluster res "resource name" /priv StartupParameters=""
For "resource name", specify the resource name of the HTTP Server general-purpose service. You can locate the resource name for the HTTP Server general-purpose services in Failover Cluster Manager.
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From Failover Cluster Manager, open the properties of the HTTP Server general-purpose services and make sure that the value for Setup Parameter is blank.