Agilicus Agent Windows Cluster
Agilicus Agent Windows Cluster
To enable High Availability in the Agilicus Agent in a Windows environment (e.g. for resilient access to a Share, to remote desktops), configure it within a Windows Failover cluster. To do this, you will install the Agent twice, with identical command-line parameters (same GUID etc) on both machines in the cluster. The Windows Failover will ensure exactly 1 is running.
The high level instructions are:
- configure a windows failover cluster
- install the Agilicus agent on each server in the failover cluster using an identical command line
- stop the service on both nodes and set it to Manual
- open the failover cluster manager
- In your cluster, select Roles-> add new roles
- click next, select the “Generic Service” role
- Select the “Agilicus Agent Connector”
- name the service something unique (e.g. “agilicus-share-server”)
- Don’t add any storage or registry settings
- click confirm, finish
- verify it comes up running
- configure connector as normal with access to resources you desire.
Like Share Warning
If you add a Share, ensure that both paths map to the same resource. E.g. ensure that X:\foo is the same on both machines if you will export X:\foo
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