Event ID: 1070 Source: ClusSvc

As per Microsoft: "If the node was previously evicted from the cluster, you must remove , and then reinstall the Cluster service on the affected server". See the link to "Windows Cluster Service Troubleshooting and Maintenance" to download the original white paper.

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- Error: 1721 - As per Microsoft: "This behavior can occur when the range of available IP ports that the Cluster service uses to initiate communication through RPCs is too small. The Cluster service relies heavily on RPC to function properly. If there are not enough ports available, the Cluster service cannot communicate". See ME258469 for more details.
- Error: 5052 - See ME293628.
- Error: 1726 - See ME886717.

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