Article ID: 935632 - Last Review: October 26, 2007 - Revision: 1.1 The clustered mailbox server does not fail over after a cluster node loses the public network connection in Exchange Server 2007SYMPTOMSAfter a cluster node loses the public network connection in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Enterprise Edition, the IP address resource changes to a failed state. However, the clustered mailbox server does not fail over to another node in the cluster. When this issue occurs, the following events are logged in the System log: Event Type: Error
Event Type: Error
CAUSEThis issue occurs when more than one clustered mailbox server failover occurs in a one-hour interval. By default, one failover within one hour is allowed for a clustered mailbox server in Exchange Server 2007. Note In Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, the default setting is ten failovers within six hours. This issue typically occurs during the testing phase of an Exchange Server 2007 cluster. For example, this issue may occur if you simulate a network issue on cluster node1 and then simulate the issue on cluster node2 within one hour. RESOLUTIONTo resolve this issue, modify the default failover threshold setting if the circumstances in your organization predispose you to experience this issue.
Although we believe that the default setting is appropriate for clustered production environments, you may decide to modify the default setting during the testing phase of an Exchange Server 2007 cluster.
To modify the default failover threshold setting, follow these steps:
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