1. Install Microsoft Cluster Server.
2. Create and name a cluster resource group.
3. Create a new IP address resource.
4. Create a new network name resource.
5. Move the disk to the cluster resource group.
6. Test the cluster.
7. Install Microsoft Exchange Server on the primary node.
8. Install Microsoft Exchange Server on the secondary node.
NoteIf you want to upgrade an existing Microsoft Exchange Server installation and install it into an existing cluster, you can move all users from the existing Microsoft Exchange Server computer to a new clustered Microsoft Exchange Server computer. For more information, see “Migrating an Existing Microsoft Exchange Server Computer into a Cluster” later in this document.
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