Objective 1.1: Configure Network Load Balancing (NLB)Network Load Balancing fundamentalsCreating and configuring an NLB clusterConfiguring port rulesAdding hosts in the NLB clusterUnderstanding NLB cmdlets for Windows PowerShellUpgrading an NLB clusterObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.2: Configure failover clusteringUnderstanding failover clusteringUnderstanding the hardware components of a failover clusterUnderstanding the software requirements of a failover clusterCreating a failover clusterConfiguring cluster networkingUsing Active Directory Detached ClustersConfiguring cluster storageAdding new disks to a clusterCreating cluster storage poolsUsing cluster-shared volumes (CSVs)Using shared virtual hard diskConfiguring QuorumImplementing Cluster Aware UpdatingMigrating a failover clusterObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.3: Manage failover clustering rolesConfiguring rolesConfiguring File Server role typesConfiguring role propertiesAssigning role startup prioritiesUsing node drainMonitoring services on clustered virtual machinesObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.4: Manage virtual machine (VM) movementPerforming a live migrationPreparing for live migrationMoving VM storage to a CSVPerforming live migration outside a clustered environmentAdditional migration considerationsEnabling processor compatibilityMatching names of virtual switchesUsing storage migrationConfiguring virtual machine network health protectionConfiguring drain on shutdownObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 1.1: Thought experimentObjective 1.1: ReviewObjective 1.2: Thought experimentObjective 1.2: ReviewObjective 1.3: Thought experimentObjective 1.3: ReviewObjective 1.4: Thought experimentObjective 1.4: Review