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Hi,

I'm newbie for PowerShell and NLB.

PowerShell 2.0 has supported nlb in cmdlet and I can't add a remote machine to the cluster.

Does Add-Nlbclusternode support to add a remote machine? If so, which param indicates the remote machine and interface, -HostName and -InterfaceName?

like add-nlbclusternode -interfacename "xxx" -hostname 192.168.56.102 ...

where xxx is the nic on 192.168.56.102

I tried it on my local machine (where I created a cluster) and wanted to add a node remotely but the returning is "Failed to get the specified interface or NLB is not bound to the specified interface. ..."

It works from nlbmgr.exe gui.

What's wrong with it?

Thanks in advance.